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USA, early 1980s. Madonna bursts onto the music scene and conquers the country with her looseness and stunning talent. A leather jacket, a belt with rhinestones, leather cowboy shorts and just one question: “Do you like to boogie-woogie, do you like my acid rock?” She becomes not just an entertainment icon, but a real explosion that has changed cultural and social history around the world, no less powerfully than Elvis or the Beatles. She is drawn to her as a symbol of a new era - an icon of feminism, who has thrown off the shackles of limitation and become part of a new, rebellious generation.
Against the backdrop of the AIDS epidemic, Madonna brought the topic of homosexual orientation to the public, fiercely defending the right of a person to love anyone and be anyone. Despite harsh criticism, she never separated music from her personal political position and never stopped experimenting. She sought to push boundaries, creating provocative, piercing music, videos, films, and live performances that changed culture around the world.