Inside Llewyn Davis​

This 2013 American black comedy-drama film, directed by Joel and Ethan Coen, follows a week in the life of Llewyn Davis (Oscar Isaac), a talented but struggling folk musician trying to make a name for himself in the Greenwich Village music scene of 1961. After the death of his musical partner, Llewyn faces financial hardships, homelessness, and career setbacks. He couch-surfs at friends' apartments, including Jean (Carey Mulligan) and Jim (Justin Timberlake), and embarks on a journey to Chicago hoping for an audition with renowned producer Bud Grossman (F. Murray Abraham). Along the way, he encounters eccentric musician Roland Turner (John Goodman) and his companion Johnny Five (Garrett Hedlund). The film explores themes of loneliness, failure, and the search for meaning, highlighting the cyclical nature of the protagonist's experiences. Inspired by the autobiography of folk singer Dave Van Ronk, the film features atmospheric cinematography, musical performances, and a deep psychological portrayal of the main character.​