Martin Scorsese Archives

Femme Fatales, post-war disorientation, and voice-over? Huh. Maybe ‘Taxi Driver’ is a noir film.

Turns out it takes a village to make a Martin Scorsese debut feature. Or at least one Haig Manoogian.

The son, the father, and the holy GOAT.

In Martin Scorsese’s 1985 black comedy, a man’s desperate quest to get home after a night gone wrong is actually his eternal damnation.

His recent work is full of small moments that remind us to keep our friends close and to hang out with them whenever possible.

The pandemic has intensified concerns that streaming poses a threat to the cinematic experience. Here’s a video essay explaining why.

If you’re a fan of Martin Scorsese’s Las Vegas mob epic, you need to have these nine films on your watchlist.

With help from PBS, the internet, and Martin Scorsese, getting your children started on Film History 101 at an early age can be easy and fun.

Shot on a smartphone while sheltering in place in his home office, here’s the short film Martin Scorsese made under quarantine lockdown.