Martin Scorsese is, inarguably, one of the greatest film directors in cinema history. This is due to his almost encyclopedic knowledge of film history, which he utilizes in all his work. Scorsese has been working in movies since 1959 and made his mark initially in the ’70s with the gritty, realistic crime drama films before
Moviemaker Martin Scorsese initially felt relief when the coronavirus lockdown came into force, but that was soon replaced with anxiety. The Goodfellas director has made a short film about his time in lockdown, which will be airing on the U.K. TV channel BBC Two on Thursday (28 May); in the movie, he speaks about the
Los Angeles – Hollywood’s in crisis. New technology is threatening upheaval of the movie industry and relentless winds of change are putting those who can’t adapt quickly out of business. That scenario could describe the US movie industry’s struggle with dwindling box office numbers and the implications of the internet. But it’s also the backdrop