"Ed Wood" (1994) is a biographical comedy-drama directed by Tim Burton that chronicles the life of Edward D. Wood Jr., an ambitious filmmaker known for his eccentric personality and notoriously low-budget films. Set in the 1950s, the story follows Wood's relentless pursuit of his dream to create movies, despite facing constant rejection and ridicule from the Hollywood establishment.

The film highlights Wood's unique relationships, particularly with the iconic actor Bela Lugosi, who struggles with his fading career. As Wood assembles a motley crew of misfits, including a cross-dressing lead actor and a host of other quirky characters, he remains undeterred by the challenges he faces. Through a blend of humor and pathos, "Ed Wood" paints a portrait of an artist who, despite his lack of conventional talent, embodies the spirit of creativity and determination. The film ultimately celebrates the passion and resilience of a man who dared to dream big, even when the odds were stacked against him.