Your Face in Sinners: Who Would You Be?

The quieter of the twins who came back from Chicago with a truck full of liquor. His plan is to open the best juke joint in the Delta. He has a businessman's head and a soldier's nerve, and one night was enough to lose everything.

An old flame who walks back into the juke joint with unfinished feelings and a dangerous invitation. By day she moves between two worlds, and by night she joins a much darker one.

A preacher's son whose guitar sounds so true that 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.

A pale stranger who appears at the door and very politely asks to be let in. He sings old folk songs and promises an eternal community. He turns one night of music into a siege.

A hoodoo woman who has never stopped mourning or protecting, and never stopped loving the man who came back. She knows exactly what the night visitors are and how to end them.

A married singer who stepped on stage for one song and set the whole room on fire. One night of freedom, and a voice the Delta will never forget.

An old bluesman who takes his pay in whiskey. The whole history of the Delta lives in his fingertips. A scar hides behind every joke, and a funeral behind every song.

A shopkeeper who paints the juke joint's sign by day and defends her family with an axe by night. Her store is small and her will is iron. Her rage was the one that cost the most that night.