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Roger Berlind on 'No Country for Old Men'

 

Published 1/8/2008 at Variety.com

Award Central: TV & Legit Producers on the Pics -- Maybe I have a hidden desire for maniacal carnage, but I'm a great fan of the Coen brothers and their whole canon. They write and direct and are given a lot of leeway by their studios. They're always able to capture a sensibility that is regional, whether it be the Great Plains or Texas, places you think would be foreign to them. (link)

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