The Cinematologists Podcast

Taxi Driver

May 10, 2017 · 1 hr 41 min · 97.1 MB
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We return to the Kino Teatr in St. Leonards to screen and discuss one of the most iconic and celebrated films in movie history. Martin Scorsese's Taxi Driver, scripted by Paul Schrader, has become a touchstone depiction of the alienated American experience post-Vietnam centered around a scintillating performance by Robert De Niro. Dario is joined by guest presenter Alex Fitch as they discuss the film's legacy, Scorsese as a director and all the other elements that give the film its classic status. And Neil and Dario expand on may of the key themes that permeate the work of arguably the greatest living American filmmaker.


 Show notes:


Cinema is Gone


Film Comment Scorsese Interview


Close Up podcast Scorsese interview


 



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