Paula Hammond - Features EditorHe’s a legend. A filmmaker whose work has helped shape our visual and cultural language for the last fifty years.
Martin Scorsese has spent his life channelling his unique vision. From his fascination with themes of ‘urban agony’, violence, and redemption, to his richly developed characters and gritty depictions of American culture, Scorsese is a cinematic icon whose work will be analysed and celebrated long after he’s taken his final curtain call.
How fitting then that Martin Scorsese’s life and career should finally be celebrated with a volume that’s as impressive as the man himself.
Martin Scorsese: All The Films is compendium of every feature-length movie, every short, every documentary.
Best known for Hollywood classics such as Taxi Driver and Goodfellas, as well box office hits like The Wolf of Wall Street and Killers of the Flower Moon Martin Scorsese: All The Films invites readers to bear witness to an unmatched talent and a lifetime behind (occasionally on front of) the camera.
Organised chronologically, All the Films is, however, more than your standard coffee-table film book. It’s a conduit into Scorsese’s creative process, his personal reflections, passion projects, and regrets.
From his directorial debut in the early 1960s, his overlooked early work, to his box office successes, and everything in between, All The Films, offers vivid journey into the psyche of one of cinema’s greatest auteurs.
Featuring hundreds of behind-the-scenes photographs, All The Films is 502 pages of thoughtful, fascinating, and encyclopaedic content, which blends rigorous research with striking visuals and genuine insights.
Whether you’re a fan or a film student, this is a volume that will both entertain and enlighten.
Martin Scorsese All the Films: The Story Behind Every Movie, Episode, and Short (ISBN 979-8894140698) is published by Black Dog & Leventhal on 5th March, RRP £50
