Inside Llewyn Davis

In 1961 Greenwich Village, Llewyn Davis, a gifted but volatile folk musician, struggles to make ends meet while navigating his tumultuous relationships and uncertain future. As he navigates the dark comedy of artistic ambition, personal loss, and existential dread, the lines between talent and turmoil blur. This poignant tale of self-expression and disillusionment is set against the gritty backdrop of New York City's folk music scene during a pivotal moment in American cultural history.