In Sinners, Ryan Coogler’s latest project represents a significant milestone in his filmmaking journey, as it is the first time he has chosen to shoot on film since his debut feature, Fruitvale Station. That 2013 film, which garnered widespread critical acclaim, was captured on 16mm film, a format known for its raw, intimate aesthetic that perfectly complemented the emotional depth of the story. This return to the traditional medium of film highlights Coogler’s commitment to storytelling through visual authenticity and may reflect a deliberate artistic choice to evoke a similar sense of immediacy and texture in his latest work.
Sinners
Director: Ryan Coogler
Imdb: On Rate
Trying to escape the shadows of their troubled past, twin brothers return to their hometown in search of a fresh start. What begins as a hopeful homecoming soon takes a darker turn when they uncover the presence of a sinister force lurking beneath the surface. As their new beginning unravels, they find themselves drawn into a chilling confrontation with an evil far greater than anything they left behind.
Hailee Steinfeld, Wunmi Mosaku, Jack O’Connell, Michael B. Jordan, Jayme Lawson, Lola Kirke, Delroy Lindo, Li Jun Li, Omar Benson Miller, Deneen Tyler(Denise)
Hailee Steinfeld
Jack O'Connell
Jayme Lawson
Lola Kirke
Michael B. Jordan
Wunmi Mosaku
