Considered by many as the first
Existentialist novel
About
The rambling memoirs of a
Bitter, isolated narrator.
Just as Dostoevsky,
Scorsese introduced us
To Travis Bickle
On Taxi Driver
And his obsessive
Traumas.
Born in New York (1942)
He was always sick with asthma
Spending his time reading or in church
Or movie theatres
To understand Scorsese´s
films
You must see “ Paisa´ ” (1946)
A masterpiece by Roberto Rosellini
And…
“Ashes and Diamonds” (1958)
By polish master director
Andrzej Wajda
A post war epic told in just one day
Based on a 19th century poem
In 1948-49
TV appeared And a vocabulary was born.
Howard Hughes,
Jesus of Nazareth
or Hugo Cabret
All his characters are emotionally
Connected to the audience
A master of driving story lines
To the edge
Emphasizing on
Music and editing
To shape images
For the viewer to interpret
Wide shots
from the knees up
Without words or
Imitating Alfred Hitchcock
With Blonde
Leading ladies
He uses Hallways as trademarks
Using slow motion to extend
The Complexity of a scene
Or a freeze frame for Abstraction
Guilt, hysteria, Anger & obsession
As emotional experiences
By using his unique
Structural vision
“I’m interested to see the visual interpretation
And the emotional impact”
-Martin Scorsese
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