In Rebecca Miller's superb recent documentary "Mr. Scorsese," Martin Scorsese tells a story about his 1972 exploitation film "Boxcar Bertha" that has become a kind of universally accepted origin story ...

SISTER OF THE ROAD—As told to Dr. Ben L. Reitman—Macaulay ($2.50). Nobody knows how many hoboes there are in the U. S. Nobody knows how many of them are women. Relief Administrator Harry Hopkins says ...

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The story itself, set in the Depression-era South, leaves something to be desired. It's Scorsese's visually-interesting handling of the thin material that keeps it compelling. David Carradine stars as ...

Because so many of Oscar-winner Martin Scorsese's movies have been set and shot in his native New York, it's easy to forget that his first movie for a Hollywood studio was actually filmed near Camden.

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Martin Scorsese's second feature loosely adapts the autobiography of Bertha Thompson, portraying the adventures of the Depression-era criminal following the death of her father. Bertha (Barbara ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. "Marty," Cassavetes says to his protégé, "you just spent a year of your life making a piece of shit." According to Scorsese, ...

Martin Scorsese's second feature, an exploitation picture made on assignment for drive-in mogul Roger Corman, has long been undervalued — a new 4K UHD edition celebrates it in the context of the ...