Coenesque

Epic, Intense, Perhaps, best trailer ever?

Or get it in HD from Apple.  http://www.apple.com/trailers/focus_features/aseriousman/

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The Walker Art Center in Minneapolis will be hosting a Coen dialogue and retrospective this fall.  All 13 films will be screened between September 18th and October 17th also a Regis Dialogue with the brothers themselves will take place on Friday September 25th.  I just happen to live in Minneapolis so I’m going to [...]

The Toronto International Film Festival announced today that the Coen Brothers new film A Serious Man will be premiering there.  The festival begins September 10th less than a month before the official US release date.  Also participating in the festival will be new work from Michael Moore (Capitalism: A Love Story) and Werner Herzog [...]

Apparently there have been some screenings of the Coen Brothers latest film A Serious Man.  At least one confirmed in New York for people who worked on Ethan Coen’s play Offices.  One viewer described it as “Very Hebrew” and that it “was shot beautifully, Michael Stuhlbarg is a genius, and it plays like a fable [...]

~spoilers~ Upon reading No Country For Old Men you’re immediately struck by how faithful the film is to the book.  You don’t get the feeling “oh, the book is so much better than the movie” or vice versa.  It’s nearly a scene for scene representation and much of the dialogue remains unchanged from Cormac McCarthy’s [...]

A little over a year since the first DVD and Blu-Ray release of No Country For Old Men comes the new super duper special limited edition.  Now with more DISCS!  If you didn’t buy No Country the first time around now’s your chance.  The DVD edition comes with 3 discs one for the film, one [...]

It looks as though A Serious Man will not be ready in time for Cannes in May.  Various reports are saying that Joel and Ethan will not be taking their latest film to the Festival that has treated them so well in the past. 
Of the Coen Brothers films 8 of 13 went to Cannes.  [...]