Review of A Serious Man (2009) by Jerome M — 10 Aug 2011
Part of the entertainment value of a Coen brothers film is the schadenfreude. It is only natural then that a modern re-telling of the Book of Job would make for a perfect Coen premise. It is also refreshing to see a study of Jewish life in suburban Minnesota (as opposed to New York city).
Nicely edited (as usual), well written and beauitifully acted.
This review of A Serious Man (2009) was written by Jerome M on 10 Aug 2011.
A Serious Man has generally received positive reviews.
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