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Apr 16, 2015 · Somehow, it comes as a surprise to learn that the sunglasses worn in Scorsese’s early masterpiece by Keitel, the quintessential American method actor, were modelled on those of a character in a...
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Martin Scorsese’s Film Foundation led the way for the restoration of 21 classic Polish films in cooperation with DI Factory and the Digital Film Repository (Cyfrowe repozytorium filmowe).
Feb 25, 2016 · Scorsese’s selection, based on what was a massive ongoing restoration program in Poland at the time of his visit, is now coming to Blu-ray in a very limited edition. (Limited enough, by the way, that complimentary review copies aren’t going out—I had to purchase the box like everybody else.)
Dec 18, 2014 · As Scorsese told National Public Radio, “there’s a strong tragic sense in Polish cinema, but it seems to be in balance with very, very strong strains of a spiritual resilience and also a dark comedy.”
Martin Scorsese Presents: Masterpieces of Polish Cinema. It was a screening series of restored classic Polish films touring the US, Canada and UK, organized and curated by Martin Scorsese.
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Scorsese is a long-standing admirer of Polish cinema who, on receiving an honorary doctorate from the National Film School in Łódż in 2011 spoke of the importance to him of the films of Wajda, Munk, Has, Polański and Skolimowski: