Your Face in Sinners: Who Would You Be?

The quieter twin back from Chicago with a truck full of liquor and a plan to open the best juke joint in the Delta. Business brain, soldier's nerve, and one night to lose everything.

The old flame who walks back into the juke joint with unfinished business and a dangerous invitation. Passes between two worlds by day — and joins a much darker one by night.

The preacher's son whose guitar plays so true it tears a hole between the living and the dead. Every legend at the crossroads starts with a boy who wouldn't put the music down.

The pale stranger who shows up at the door asking, so politely, to be invited in. Sings old folk songs, promises eternal fellowship, and turns one night of music into a siege.

The hoodoo woman who never stopped mourning, never stopped protecting, and never stopped loving the man who came back. Knows exactly what the night visitors are — and how to end them.

The married singer who steps on stage for one song and sets the whole room on fire. One night of freedom, one voice the Delta never forgets.

The old bluesman who drinks his pay and carries the whole history of the Delta in his fingers. Every joke hides a scar; every song hides a funeral.

The shopkeeper who paints the juke joint's sign by day and defends her family with an axe by night. Small store, iron will, and the night's most costly moment of rage.