The Films of Martin Scorsese

<P>Few mainstream filmmakers have as pronounced a disregard for the supposed rules of filmmaking as Martin Scorsese. His inventiveness displays a reaction against the “right” way to make a movie frequently eschewing tradition in favor of something flashy and unexpected. Despite this he’s become one of the most influential directors of the last fifty years a critical darling and a fan favorite.<BR /><BR />In <I>The Films of Martin Scorsese: Gangsters Greed and Guilt</I> Eric San Juan guides readers through the crooks the mobsters the loners the moguls and the nobodies of Scorsese's 26-movie filmography. San Juan<I></I>examines the techniques that have made Scorsese one of the most innovative directors in history the themes that drive his works and what Scorsese might be trying to tell us through his films. </P><P></P><P>Iconic movies such as <I>Taxi Driver</I> <I>Raging Bull GoodFellas</I> and <I>The Irishman </I>are all examined in fascinating and insightful detail. With rare behind-the-scenes photos and over five decades of Scorsese interviews even the most ardent Scorsese fan will find new information in this book to discuss dissect and debate.</P>