Oneof the all-time canonical moments in the work of Martin Scorsese — and, therefore, in all of American cinema — is the two-and-a-half-minute sequence in Goodfellas sometimes known as “the Copa...
Martin Scorsese is the most alive he’s been in his work in a long time, brimming with renewed passion for filmmaking and invigorated by the reception that has greeted his latest gangland magnum opus...
By Dave Itzkoff/The New York Times News Service in
Upper class English actor refuses to shake hands with Pakistani bus driver’s son” would be one way of looking at it.The British film actor Hugh Grant has been accused by the UK’s Pakistani-origi...
Al Pacino enters the room at the Savoy hotly pursued by a Starbucks. He thanks its deliverer, one of many young people attending to the biggest star ever to be attracted to an Amazon Prime Video serie...
We caught up for an exclusive chat with filmmaker Vishal Bhardwaj, who’s a board member of the Mumbai Film Festival, running from October 17 to 24. Excerpts: What can cine-goers expect this year?Vis...
The concluding scene of The Irishman sums up the idiom on which over three hours of the film rests comfortably. An old Robert De Niro - looking older than his 76 years; something to emphasise for The ...
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By New York Times News Service/Brooks Barnes and Nicole Sperling in Los Angeles