Three university philosophy professors provide analysis of each and every Coen brothers film, in chronological order.
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Three university philosophy professors provide analysis of the Coen brothers’ ninth film, The Man Who Wasn't There.
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Three university philosophy professors provide analysis of the Coen brothers’ eighth film, O Brother, Where Art Thou?
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Three university philosophy professors provide analysis of the Coen brothers’ seventh film, The Big Lebowski.
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Three university philosophy professors provide analysis of the Coen brothers’ sixth film, Fargo.
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Love the show but pick up the pace on release schedule, fellas!
Fantastic podcast for anyone who loves thinking about film, philosophy, the Coens, art, love, life, death and beyond. Thanks, all. Your enthusiasm, energy and camaraderie make this a must-listen
The perfect accompaniment to the Coen Brothers’ films! I love how these guys dig deep into all of the themes and connections — listening to this podcast has really enhanced my enjoyment of these movies. Can’t wait for the next one!
Great work, team. I’m part way through these podcasts and, as a guy who majored in philosophy, love this. Smart and accessible mix of philosophy and general, thoughtful discussion of smart fellas who love the Coens. Do y’all hit on the doctrine of eternal return at some point? Great listen.
I had heard about this podcast for awhile now but never got around to listening. I am a late-in-life appreciator of the Coen Brothers. These three fellows are smart, insightful, and funny. I'm loving seeing these films through their eyes. Philosophers expounding on film - what will they think of next?
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The series offers a distinctive analysis of the Coen Brothers' filmography, focusing on existential themes, societal critiques, and philosophical inquiries woven throughout their cinematic works. Hosted by three philosophy professors, discussions explore the complexities of iconic films like 'Fargo,' 'The Big Lebowski,' and 'O Brother, Where Art Thou?' engaging listeners in a deeper understanding of narrative structures, character motivations, and thematic resonances. The hosts balance academic rigor with personal anecdotes, creating a lively atmosphere that invites both cinephiles and casual fans to appreciate the nuances of the Coens' storytelling style and its reflection on contemporary culture.
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