O Brother, Where Art Thou?

Three convicts on the run, a treasure that isn't really a treasure, and an odyssey through the Mississippi of the 1930s: O BROTHER, WHERE ART THOU? is a Southern folk fever dream, loosely inspired by Homer and filtered through country, bluegrass and Coen-esque irony. George Clooney leads the way as the vain cockerel Ulysses Everett McGill through a world full of sirens, antics and political masquerades. The soundtrack is not only the secret star of the film, but its soul.
(Otto Römisch)