1941
88 minutes
Comedy
English
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Director John "Sully" Sullivan wants to make his mark with a socially responsible film, 'O Brother Where Art Thou?' His bosses aren't convinced and want him to continue making his popular light comedies. Sully won't be swayed, and sets out on a research trip dressed as a tramp to experience real hard times. Accidentally robbed of his identity he finds himself a convict on a chain gang where he learns that laughter can be the greatest gift for a person who has nothing.
Set in the US Deep South in the '30s Depression, this is a classic tale of escaped convicts and comic mishaps from famed director Joel Coen.
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When plucky young depression-era girl Natty's father is forced to leave her to work on the other side of the country, she is determined to find him.
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