Mississippi Delta, 1932. Twin brothers Smoke and Stack leave behind their gangster life in Chicago and return to their hometown. Together with their young cousin Sammy, who dreams of becoming a musician, they open a juke joint in an attempt to start a new life. But on opening night, as the soulful tune of the blues fills the air, sinister forces emerge from the darkness.

One of the most original and richly layered films to come out of Hollywood in recent years, Sinners explores a range of themes, most inspiring of which is its portrayal of music as a force that can summon the spirits of the past and future - a weapon of resistance for the oppressed. Through this, the film delves into the profound connection between Black American blues and Irish folk music.