Quiz – How Much Do You Know About The Coen Brothers?
It’s Friday, we all know that you dont want to be doing work so why not spend 10 minutes on our wonderful quiz looking that the lives of The Coen Brothers? Below, we have 10 questions that you’ll love if you’re a fan (or even not a fan) of the Coen Brothers’ work.
Their latest movie, [...]
An Exclusive Look Behind the Scenes of A Serious Man
To coincide with the release of A Serious Man on DVD / Blu Ray this Monday 15th March, Universal Pictures Home Entertainment have sent us this exclusive clip from the DVD extras.
It’s a wonderful behind the scenes look into the making of A Serious Man which includes interviews with the writer / directors The Coen [...]
Competition: Win A Serious Man on Blu Ray
The Coen’s latest film was a surprise hit of last year and has garnered deserved praise for its wit and outstanding central performance from Michael Stuhlbarg.
I was lucky enough to catch this at the London Film Festival last year, and if you can read my take here. It’s another wonderful film from the Coens, and [...]
Interview: The Coen Brothers on ‘A Serious Man’
Legendary directors, Ethan and Joel Coen were in London town last week to promote their new movie, ‘A Serious Man’ which is out in cinemas on Friday (20th November).
We’ve managed to get some audio snippets from their interview which you can listen to below. If you’ve not already seen it, check out Jon’s review from [...]
Clips: A Serious Man
Here’s a couple of nice little clips (embedded below) from the Coen Brothers latest, A Serious Man. Jon was lucky enough to see the movie at the London Film Festival (review here) and he loved it. The movie stars Michael Stuhlbarg, Sari Lennick, Richard Kind, Fred Melamed, Aaron Wolff, Jessica McManus and Adam Arkin.
“A Serious [...]
BFI LFF Review: A Serious Man
A Serious Man is the Coen brothers’ darkest comedy to date and perhaps their most personal film, set as it is in the Jewish-America suburbia of Minnesota in the 1960s. Their purposefully erratic filmography is a definite advantage as with most Coen films there is no indication of which direction the wild wind will blow, [...]
