A returning WW1 veteran marries into Oklahoma’s Osage Indian tribe at the time of the Osage Indian Murders - Martin Scorsese's filthy genius new drama premieres at the BFI London Film Fesstival; in cinemas on Friday, October 20th [Read More...]
Jack Ford remembers Martin Scorsese's overlooked gem about a paramedic collapsing under the strain of his job, for the occasion of its 20th anniversary [Read More...]
De Niro and Pesci are back in an epic countering on the reminiscence of vintage Scorsese and with an unexpectedly sombre vision of sin - now available on Netflix [Read More...]
Coming-of-age mafia thriller was exec produced by Martin Scorsese and has elements of Italian Neorealism, but it ultimately fails to hit audiences very hard in the face - now available on VoD [Read More...]
Go in with a hammer, come out with a high body count and a teenage girl: Joaquin Phoenix is the antihero sent into Scottish director Lynne Ramsay’s terrifying American underworld – now available for digital streaming [Read More...]
As GoodFellas as it gets! Yoo Ha’s gangster film compares favourably to Scorsese’s classic on many levels, an underrated dirty gem of Korean Noir – from the London Korean Film Festival [Read More...]
If Martin Scorsese's Taxi Driver was made today, Travis Bickle would murder burka-clad and Muslim women in general, claims Maysa Monção - the 1976 classic is out in cinemas now [Read More...]
Scorsese questions and tests the unwavering faith of the hidden Christians of Japan, and our allegience to the director remains just as steadfast - read our verdict on the director's latest movie, out on New Year's Day [Read More...]
