Martin Scorsese and Farran Smith Nehme (2020)

"Scorsese speaks with film critic Farran Smith Nehme about the relationship between the short films on this disc, his subsequent filmography, and his personal inspirations. Scorsese memorably considers Italianamerican and American Boy as respective companion pieces to Mean Streets and Taxi Driver, and speaks at length about Italian neorealism and the work of Elia Kazan and how they influenced his love for naturalist textures." [Quote from Slant Magazine]
This conversation was conducted in February 2020 in New York City.
Content from the "Scorsese Shorts" Criterion Blu-Ray

[@hunmiliengtipi9218]

Great interview. It's depressing to see Marty age and inevitably leaving us but happy that he's still as enthusiastic and energetic, passionate about pictures as ever!

[@j.c.o6333]

Thank you for putting this up, the greatest living director.

[@Toxxsicklemons]

Martin Scorsese looks real good for his age. Can’t wait to see his Next film.

[@powerofmovies687]

I enjoyed every minute from this interview,Thank you for sharing

[@kettle5946]

Honestly, the best interviewer. It feels like most interviewers only ask directors about working with certain actors 🙄

[@eddofthedead5802]

I've said it before & I'll say it again , because it's a fact and it bears repeating , every time I see Marty I can't help but love him even more .

[@juancpgo]

this was really good.. thanks for sharing

[@robindro1961]

Aw man, I could listen to Scorsese for hours!

[@Android480]

30:00 Ironic that the Third Man has become one of the most beloved films of all time. Complete masterpiece.

[@jinmiseru]

Thanks so much for sharing this. I love his mind so much.

[@vinceniederman]

I Love Martin Scorsese and One of My Favorite Movies From His Work is Raging Bull Even Though I’m Not a Boxing Fan As Much Along With GoodFellas and Mean Streets Including The Departed and Casino!

[@Rycitycentral]

here for The Siren

[@guileniam]

Great director

[@russellaziz7551]

Captain America, the only person to dislike this video...

[@pranavshrivastava6415]

26:13

[@bobbyjosson4663]

Curious that he leaves the great generation of American TV directors, as good as the "Movie Brats"; Lumet, Frankenheimer, Shaffner, Penn, Mulligan, completely out of the equation.