#MARTIN SCORSESE NEW FILM DRIVER AND OTHER#
#MARTIN SCORSESE NEW FILM SERIES OF SHORT#

Martin Scorsese New Film Driver And Other

Scorsese, director of Goodfellas, Taxi Driver and other cinema classics, will produce the projects through his. Oscar-winning filmmaker Martin Scorsese will produce film and TV projects for Apple Incs streaming service under a multi-year deal, the company said on Tuesday (Aug 11), as digital video platforms battle for Hollywoods top talent. He’s been on family Zoom calls, as per his Instagram, but he’s also made a short film, which premiered on Thursday on the BBC’s Lockdown. He’s only briefly mentioned in Netflix’s Crime Scene: The Vanishing at the Cecil Hotel, but oh my gosh what a backstory.Martin Scorsese has been busy while in quarantine. Crime movies are nothing new to Martin Scorsese, who also directed The Goodfellas and Mean Streets.But First: Meet Jack Unterwerger, horrible person. It takes place in the 1970s, when many casinos were controlled and operated by the mob.

“If further viewing is ‘suggested’ by algorithms based on what you’ve already seen, and the suggestions are based only on subject matter or genre, then what does that do to the art of cinema?” he writes.May I Editorialize?: Like everything, streaming is good in some ways (convenience! saving space!) and bad in others (reinforcing your existing taste!). Algorithms: Martin Scorsese wrote a (pretty much inarguable) essay for Harpers Magazine about the dangers that algorithms — like those that streaming services use to recommend movies to you — pose to art. It also reports that Daniel Kaluuya, who also starred in Peele’s Get Out, is in negotiations to join the cast.Vanessa Kirby’s Broken Ankle: Caleb Hammond has a great piece on how a broken ankle led her to reconsider her The World to Come character — and how she asserts herself with stillness instead of motion.Scorsese v.

Martin Scorsese New Film Series Of Short

I highly recommend the New York Times’ Rabbit Hole podcast, which explains how YouTube’s algorithm has helped send people down rabbit holes of misinformation, about — for example — QAnon.Finally: Here is the trailer for Allen v. Not very satisfying or artistically enriching, right? It would be the end of The End.But Algorithms Are Our Friends! No they are not. Why? Because…Imagine If We Lose Analog Movies: All film and television could become a series of short installments designed to string us along to the next installment.

They do not deal with or cannot reason in Love, Emotion, Hate, and therefore how ever could they predict or pretend to know what we as a race of humans like or react to with a response? Simply put, they cannot. True they are electrical impulses but they do not have a soul. How could a machine or computer ever know the deepest feelings of a human being? They cannot.

Go, and be yourself, be human and make stories we humans crave to hear and be inspired by. It always worked for Steven on E.T., CLOSE ENCOUNTERS, INDIANA JONES it always worked for George Lucas on STAR WARS, and dozens of others before them. My suggestion to anyone listening is to go deep down into your soul as our filmmaking forefathers (and for those that are female-foremothers) have for generations and “go with your gut instincts”.

It can and will work for you too.