![Martin Scorsese’s timeless ‘Boxcar Bertha’ and the Marxist undertones of his often overlooked early classic [Retrospective]](https://www.makingacinephile.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/01/boxcar-bertha-80x80.png)
[Published at Awards Watch] 1972’s Boxcar Bertha is an often overlooked, critically debated entry into Martin Scorsese’s filmography, mostly because it is...
![Willem Dafoe on ‘My Hindu Friend’ and Working With Martin Scorsese, Wes Anderson and Lars Von Trier [Interview]](https://www.makingacinephile.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/01/5C28B7CD-976D-47F4-8BF3-7A1413B51EEF-80x80.jpeg)
[Published at Slash Film] When the term character actor is used in film discourse, Willem Dafoe is one of the most common...
At an event earlier this month, during the San Francisco premiere of “The Irishman,” presented by SFFilm, I had the...
Recently, SFFILM premiered Martin Scorsese‘s Netflix original film, “The Irishman,” with the filmmaker in attendance. The screening was a success, with Scorsese presenting...
[Published at Film Inquiry] Martin Scorsese, arguably the greatest director in the history of cinema, was born on November 17,...
Martin Scorsese screens ‘Silence’ in The City
Martin Scorsese eased into his seat at the Castro Theater on December 5, and addressed a crowd that just viewed the third...
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