Martin Scorsese

  • Movie News

How Mike Doyle Brought New Perspective to the Romantic Comedy

Almost Love — which is focused on two gay men in the doldrums of a long-term relationship — is something…

4 years ago
  • Inside MM - Acting

Mads Mikkelsen: Things I’ve Learned as a Moviemaker

From Death Stranding to Star Wars to Marvel, from prestige TV (Hannibal) to high-profile Oscar contenders (At Eternity’s Gate), Mads Mikkelsen can be…

4 years ago
  • Movie News

Martin Scorsese Thinks His Next Film, Killers of the Flower Moon, Will Be ‘a Western’

Martin Scorsese says his next film, Killers of the Flower Moon, feels like a Western — a genre he's never…

4 years ago
  • Movie News

The Irishman Shutout at Oscars: What Does It Mean for Netflix?

Is the Oscars' The Irishman shutout the end of Netflix’s long, costly bid for a Best Picture Oscar? Or just…

4 years ago
  • Movie News

What Alex Gibney Learned From Martin Scorsese

Citizen K director Alex Gibney produced two episodes of the Martin Scorsese PBS series The Blues years ago, and he's…

4 years ago
  • Movie News

The Scorsese v. Marvel Debate Isn’t About What You Might Think It’s About

Martin Scorsese's main problem with Marvel movies isn't that they are "not cinema." It's that they're taking up theater screens…

5 years ago
  • Movie News

Watch Martin Scorsese’s Full Comments on ‘Theme Park’ Marvel Movies (Video)

Martin Scorsese's latest comments on "theme park" Marvel movies and how they have "invaded" theaters are bound to be misinterpreted…

5 years ago
  • Movie News

Simply Good: Alice Rohrwacher on Casting Off YouTube and Having a Wolf on Set for Happy as Lazzaro 

Divided into two distinctively wondrous halves—one pastoral/one urban—modern parable Happy as Lazzaro (Lazzaro felice) is a new stroke of genius…

5 years ago
  • Screenwriting

Hearing What’s In Your Head: Kenneth Lonergan On His Process of Writing As a Director

Kenneth Lonergan is a playwright, screenwriter, and director best-known for his searing Oscar-winning original screenplay for Manchester by the Sea.…

5 years ago
  • Summer 2017

Labors of Love: With the Robert Pattinson-Starring Good Time, the Safdie Brothers Have Officially Made It

On the back of the door to the office of Elara Pictures, the production company created and run by fraternal…

7 years ago
  • Summer 2017

Shine a Light: Scorsese’s Film Foundation Leads a Charge to Preserve 50 Endangered Gems of Africa’s Cinema History

Having touched on the rich cultural heritage of West Africa with “Feel Like Going Home,” an episode in his 2003…

7 years ago
  • Interviews

Fight of a Lifetime: Making The Bronx Bull Taught Its Director the Keys to a Knockout Biopic

"It's better to be feared than to be loved," goes the old adage—paraphrased from Niccolò Machiavelli's The Prince by a world-weary…

7 years ago
  • Acting

Flash Forward: Everybody Loves Somebody Star Karla Souza Has Ambition to Spare

Karla Souza is uninterested in pursuing work that perpetuates outdated depictions of Latinas in entertainment, thank you very much. The…

7 years ago
  • Winter 2017

15 Essential Empathetic Films: Movies to Change Minds, Mold Moral Consciousness and Heal the World

In Steve James’ beautiful documentary Life Itself (2014), these are the first words we hear from critic Roger Ebert, whose…

7 years ago
  • First Draft

First Draft: Want Hollywood’s Attention? Write a Showcase Short

In partnership with Creative Screenwriting and ScreenCraft, “First Draft” is a series on everything to do with screenwriting. It’s how Spielberg, Coppola, Lucas…

7 years ago
  • Movie News

All-Seeing Eye: God’s Front-Row Seat in the Films of Martin Scorsese (Video)

Many of Martin Scorsese's characters fancy themselves masters of their own universe. But what makes them so sure? As we've…

7 years ago
  • Movie News

ICYMI: The Best of December 2016 on Moviemaker.com

What do winter weather, the holiday season and the end of 2016 have in common? They're all pretty damn cool.…

7 years ago
  • MM Guide 2017

The Perfect Match (Cut): Why An Extra Set Of Eyes (and Scissors) Could Be The Key To Editing Your Indie

A no-budget indie often demands that the director be his or her own editor—getting two for the price of one.…

7 years ago
  • Interviews

Scant Screentime, Huge Impact: Liam Neeson Looms Large in A Monster Calls and Silence

Liam Neeson is having a big week. First up, he voices a benevolent but scary monster in the form of…

7 years ago
  • Moviemaking

Luck of the Draw: What’s the Best, and Cheapest, Way to Figure Out If Your Film Works? Storyboarding

When storyboard artist Kurt van der Basch and director Tom Tykwer first met in 2012, the latter was already an…

7 years ago
  • Fall 2016

Something to Believe In: Bleed For This’ Ben Younger, Miles Teller and Aaron Eckhart Will Their Way to Greatness

“I don’t believe in God,” actor Javier Bardem once said, “I believe in… Al Pacino.” For many of us, movies…

8 years ago
  • Things Learned

Paul Schrader: Things I’ve Learned as a Moviemaker

Paul Schrader is learning a lot these days. Simultaneously excited about the future of moviemaking and pessimistic about its finances,…

8 years ago
  • First Draft

First Draft: How to Develop and Nurse a Theme Throughout Your Narrative

In partnership with the blog ScreenCraft, we’re publishing “First Draft,” a series on everything to do with screenwriting. From academics…

8 years ago
  • Crossing the Line

Crossing the Line: Andrzej Wajda, Pioneer of the Personal and Political in Polish Cinema (1926—2016)

Andrzej Wajda, the powerhouse purveyor of Polish cinema with a celebrated knack for devastating depictions of war-torn Europe, passed away…

8 years ago