It seems as if the Coen Brothers are in the mist of a career renaissance. In the past three years they directed Best Picture winner No Country For Old Men and the star-studded farce Burn after Reading — the two biggest money makers of their career. With A Serious Man, now out on DVD and Blu-ray, they have made what could be the most unusual and defiantly non-commercial film of their careers.
This article appears in Feb 17-23, 2010.