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Long Read

Do Not Seek the Treasure: The Coen Brothers’ Anti-Capitalist Critique

by Aisling Walsh

Through­out their joint film­mak­ing efforts, Joel and Ethan Coen have remained inter­est­ed in the lengths peo­ple are will­ing to go to for a lit­tle bit of money.
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In Praise Of

The Big Lebowski at 25: How embracing ‘Dudeism’ can lead to a happier life

by Simon Bland

Oliv­er Ben­jamin, the founder of the world’s ​“slow­est grow­ing” reli­gion, reflects on how The Coen Broth­ers’ clas­sic crime caper inspired him to start a glob­al movement.
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Video

Watch: Stephen Park breaks down his Fargo character

by Adam Woodward

The real-life Mike Yanagi­ta tells the sto­ry of one of the most mem­o­rable scenes in the Coen broth­ers’ filmography.
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In Praise Of

Looking into the heart of Miller’s Crossing

by David Jenkins

The Coen broth­ers’ clas­sic gang­land neo-noir remains one of their most potent and illu­sive works.
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Incoming

Luca Guadagnino will direct a Coen brothers-written remake of Scarface

by Charles Bramesco

Say hel­lo to the esteemed film­mak­er’s lit­tle friend!
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Festivals

The Ballad of Buster Scruggs – first look review

by Adam Woodward

The Coen broth­ers are up to their old tricks in this colour­ful, dark­ly com­ic anthol­o­gy western.
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Festivals

The Coen brothers are heading to the 2018 Venice Film Festival

by Adam Woodward

Their fea­ture-length west­ern will screen in com­pe­ti­tion along­side new works from Luca Guadagni­no, Jen­nifer Kent and Alfon­so Cuarón.
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Video

The Big Lebowski: Why The F*ck?

by Luís Azevedo

To cel­e­brate its 20th anniver­sary, we take a clos­er look at the Coen broth­ers’ cuss-filled classic.
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Review

Suburbicon

by Ed Gibbs

George Clooney adds a dark direc­to­r­i­al flour­ish to the Coen broth­ers’ tale of mur­der and moral pan­ic in small­town USA.

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In Retrospect
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Review

Blood Simple. (1984)

by David Jenkins

The Coen broth­ers hero­ical­ly bleak debut fea­ture still shines over thir­ty years since its inception.

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In Retrospect