Coen Brothers
The Pictures
Weird Sisters? Make That Twisted Sisters
How the British actress Kathryn Hunter used her contortionist skills and cigarette voice to steal Joel Coen’s “The Tragedy of Macbeth.”
The Front Row
What to Stream Over Thanksgiving: The Best Film by the Coen Brothers
“The Big Lebowski,” which is set during the Gulf War, extends far beyond its immediate scope of activity to open extraordinary depths of political reflection.
The Front Row
Review: The Coen Brothers’ “The Ballad of Buster Scruggs” Is Six Giddy, Cruel Twists on the Western
In each episode, the Coen brothers expand the Western beyond movie conventions or practical politics and into the absolute—the picturesque ridiculousness of life that ends, often suddenly, with death.
Richard Brody
The Coen Brothers’ Marvellous “Hail, Caesar!”
On Television
Snowbound
The Current Cinema
It’S Cold Outside
Winter Preview
Movies
Richard Brody
The Coen Brothers and “Le Vrai Courage”
Double Take
The Guy Who Wrote “True Grit”
The Current Cinema
Gods And Victims
The Current Cinema
Storm Warnings
The Current Cinema