Scorsese: Context explained

A Personal Journey With Martin Scorsese Through American Movies review

Rated - 4.0 stars

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13th July 2008

'To share a common memory'

Scorsese narrates an overview of cinema films from the silent era to the late sixties and manages to combine an historian's objectivity with a Professional's subjectivity. Great swathes of time in cinema are explained in their filmic trousers. The stress on an individual's creativity as the driving force, the poetic invention of a work in film, is allowed to be through his narration and salient examples of class film.

'Personal' is all film. Scorsese loves his art. If you have ever loved in a cinema this documentary may just tell you why.

About the reviewer: trueant

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Titles rented: 183

Favourite actor: Paul Newman

Favourite director: David Lean/Stanley Kubrick

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