Inside Llewyn Davis

In early-1960s Greenwich Village, a gifted but volatile folk musician struggles to earn a living and find his place in a changing music scene. As he moves between friends’ couches, club performances, and uncertain opportunities, his strained relationships and stubborn habits make each step forward difficult.

My take

You may enjoy this if you’re drawn to soulful folk music, dry humor, and a rueful portrait of an imperfect artist; Not for you if you prefer brisk plots or an uplifting mood.

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