63 Films Directed by Martin Scorsese

Set in Brooklyn, this true story follows Henry Hill, a young man of Irish and Sicilian heritage, as he gets involved with a local gang. He earns the trust of Jimmy Conway and climbs the ranks of the Mafia, experiencing…

This dark comedy tells the story of Rupert Pupkin, an ambitious comedian determined to achieve stardom. He becomes fixated on a successful talk-show host who craves a quiet life. Driven by his obsession, Rupert's relentless pursuit of his hero leads…

Martin Scorsese presents a film about Fran Lebowitz, the acclaimed writer and social critic known for her witty insights into contemporary life. Shot at New York City's Waverly Inn and blended with historical footage and interviews, the documentary reveals Lebowitz's…

Brett Ratner's documentary offers a retrospective look at Martin Scorsese's film, featuring insights from cast members like Harvey Keitel and Leonardo DiCaprio, as well as Terence Winter, creator of *Boardwalk Empire* and screenwriter of *The Wolf of Wall Street*. The…

In 1970s Las Vegas, Sam "Ace" Rothstein, a skilled casino manager, is put in charge of the Tangiers Casino by his mafia bosses. Ace initially succeeds, making the casino a profitable center for gambling and entertainment. But over time, complicated…

This film chronicles the extensive career of Roger Corman, a remarkably persistent and inventive low-budget film producer and director. He was a key figure in independent filmmaking and a champion of emerging talent.

From its beginnings, cinema has relied on film to capture moving images. But over the last twenty years, digital filmmaking has revolutionized the industry. Keanu Reeves examines this evolution and its effects on filmmaking through detailed conversations with leading Hollywood…

This documentary chronicles the creation of The Beatles' 1967 film, a project that sparked considerable debate. It features newly discovered archival material.

On the twenty-fifth anniversary of Michael Jackson's groundbreaking album *Bad*, Spike Lee celebrates the record with previously unseen behind-the-scenes footage of Jackson recording it. The film includes interviews with people who knew him – musicians, choreographers, and fellow music icons…

This is the story of Georges Méliès (1861-1938), a remarkable figure in early cinema, and the incredible discovery of a color copy of his film *A Trip to the Moon* (1902). The film was unexpectedly found in Spain and painstakingly…

This comedy special brings together a huge array of stars to celebrate the legendary Don Rickles, the comedian who influenced them all. Featuring David Letterman, Jerry Seinfeld, Robert De Niro, Jon Stewart, Martin Scorsese, and many others.

Minnie Moore, a middle-aged woman recently heartbroken, wonders if she'll ever find love again. During a disastrous blind date, Seymour Moskowitz, a quiet parking lot attendant, unexpectedly defends Minnie from her unsuitable dates and finds himself drawn to her. Despite…

"Raging Bull" is a powerful biographical film about Jake LaMotta, a celebrated boxer whose career was destroyed by his inner turmoil. The film presents an unflinching look at LaMotta's life, exploring how his relentless ambition to win led him to…

Orson Welles: a misunderstood genius, a Hollywood superstar, and a figure who experienced a dramatic fall from grace. He profoundly shaped the 20th century.

This documentary looks back at the creation of two films: *Cape Fear* (1991) and *Cape Fear* (1962). It examines the process of making both versions.

Celebrating the first hundred years of Hollywood, the film explores the stories of those who shaped the industry: actors, writers, and others who lived and worked in the world of filmmaking. The narrative blends these personal accounts with iconic scenes…

This documentary film recounts the compelling story of Richard and Mildred Loving, an interracial couple living in Virginia during the 1950s, and their pivotal Supreme Court case, Loving v. Virginia, which fundamentally altered legal history.

In the early 1860s, Amsterdam Vallon, an Irish immigrant, is released from prison and returns to the Five Points. He intends to avenge his father's death by targeting William Cutting, a powerful gang leader who hates immigrants. To achieve this,…

Teddy Daniels, a former World War II soldier now working as a U.S. Marshal, is assigned to find a missing patient from a mental institution. However, his investigation is complicated by disturbing visions and a puzzling doctor.

When the babysitter cancels at the last minute, a single mother must leave her intelligent five-year-old daughter with her father, with whom she has a strained relationship, for a three-day weekend.

In 1959 Paris, inside the Blue Note nightclub, a veteran jazz musician struggles with his health and career, still passionately playing his tenor saxophone. Unbeknownst to him, a young, poor Parisian desperately seeks the music from outside the club. Their…

Scott Hicks chronicles a busy year for renowned Western classical composer Philip Glass, exploring his professional work and personal relationships with friends and colleagues like Chuck Close, Ravi Shankar, and Martin Scorsese.

Paul Hackett's routine office life in uptown Manhattan becomes stifling, so he seeks excitement downtown. A connection on a dating app leads to a spontaneous meeting with a stranger. The night takes unexpected turns, forcing Paul to reconsider his beliefs…

This film examines the impact of climate change on the world's environment and explores potential solutions for protecting endangered species, ecosystems, and indigenous communities globally.

The story of the Grateful Dead is an inspiring, complicated, and often chaotic one. This group of unconventional musicians created art from improvisation and unexpectedly found success while staying true to themselves. Featuring previously unseen footage and interviews, this is…

In 2001, Jack Cardiff (1914-2009) made history as the first cinematographer to receive an Honorary Academy Award. However, he first received the award in 1951 for his Technicolor cinematography on Powell and Pressburger's *Black Narcissus*. Beyond his work on John…

This documentary chronicles the life and career of Steven Spielberg, a profoundly influential film director.

This film presents a carefully curated selection of restored archival prints from the pioneering Lumière Brothers.

"Dreaming the Quiet Man" features interviews with admirers of John Ford, including Martin Scorsese, Peter Bogdanovicz, Jim Sheridan, William Dowling, and Joe McBride. The documentary includes captivating archival footage and rare photographs from the film's production. The film's primary setting…

In 1956 Pennsylvania, Frank Sheeran, an Irish war veteran working as a truck driver, crosses paths with mob boss Russell Bufalino. Becoming Bufalino's trusted associate, Frank is dispatched to Chicago to assist Jimmy Hoffa, a powerful union leader with ties…

Martin Scorsese examines the lasting impact of director Elia Kazan, charting Kazan's career from his beginnings with the Group Theatre to his triumphs in Hollywood and the challenges of the blacklist. Co-directed with Kent Jones, the film uses interviews and…

This film follows Bob Dylan's transformation between 1961 and 1966. It charts his journey from a folk singer to a protest artist, then to a figure seen as representing his generation, and finally to a rock icon.

Legendary director Martin Scorsese presents a documentary following "The Band" during their last tour. The film combines concert footage with backstage interviews and performances by artists like Eric Clapton, Bob Dylan, Joni Mitchell, and Van Morrison. It explores the personal…

This is the surprising and entertaining story of Roger Ebert (1942-2013), the celebrated film critic and cultural voice. It follows his early life as a bachelor, his Pulitzer Prize-winning career, his well-known and often lively collaboration with Gene Siskel, his…

To dismantle South Boston's Irish Mafia, the police recruit an undercover officer, unaware that the syndicate has already infiltrated their ranks. As the cop gains the trust of the mob's leader, a seasoned criminal climbs the ranks within the police…

Teenage Victoria, the sole heir to the English throne, finds herself navigating complex family politics. Her mother pressures her to sign a document granting regency powers, while her Belgian uncle plots a marriage between Victoria and Prince Albert, a union…

This is a look at the production of John Huston's 1948 film, "The Treasure of the Sierra Madre." It details the process of bringing the classic story to the screen.

A New York stockbroker becomes a key witness in a major securities fraud case, exposing widespread corruption within Wall Street, corporate banking, and organized crime. Based on the true story of Jordan Belfort.

Pio Amato, a 14-year-old in a small Romani community in Gioia Tauro, Calabria, is eager to become an adult. He shadows his older brother Cosimo, learning the tricks of the trade and how to survive on the streets. One night,…

Lazzaro, a kind-hearted teenager, enjoys a simple life working on a farm in the Italian countryside. However, his world is turned upside down when he forms an unexpected friendship with the marquise's son.

Directors like Martin Scorsese, Jane Campion, Emir Kusturica, and Quentin Tarantino have shared memorable moments from the Palme d'Or ceremony at the Cannes Film Festival. This film reveals touching and diverse personal stories that add to the award's legendary status.

This is the story of the making of the film *The African Queen* (1951), directed by John Huston and starring Humphrey Bogart and Katharine Hepburn. The film was shot on actual locations in Africa, and the production team faced numerous…

This is the story of how director Francis Ford Coppola created a unique and groundbreaking independent film studio. It follows the studio's development and its journey to becoming a significant force in the film industry.

This film blends documentary, concert footage, and surreal imagery to reflect the mood of 1975 America and Bob Dylan's vibrant performances during that year.

This is the true story of Vinny Pazienza, a world champion boxer who faced the ultimate challenge when a serious car accident left him uncertain if he would ever walk again. He then embarked on one of sports' most remarkable…

Director Martin Scorsese documents an evening with Steven Prince, a captivating storyteller who has experienced a remarkable life. Prince’s extraordinary tales stem from a past that includes struggles with addiction, working as road manager for Neil Diamond, and appearing in…

To survive, a group of street children cling to their hopes as they navigate a harsh reality of scavenging for food, prostitution, and living in abandoned buildings.

The Griswold family – hardworking Clark, his wife Ellen, and their two children – excitedly prepares for Christmas. What starts as a simple effort to have a joyful holiday quickly turns into a series of comical mishaps, typical of the…

This documentary explores the often-overlooked contributions of Native Americans to the history of popular music. It reveals a compelling story centered on the remarkable lives and careers of some of music's most celebrated legends.

This documentary explores the origins of the gangster film genre.

A charming New York City jeweler, constantly searching for his next big opportunity, takes a series of risky bets that promise a life-changing fortune. Howard navigates a dangerous path, trying to manage his business, his family, and growing threats from…

Director Martin Scorsese explores his favorite Italian films in this engaging documentary. He guides viewers through a diverse collection of movies that deeply influenced him, showcasing the artistry and innovation of Italian cinema. Scorsese shares his personal connection to these…

"One Direction: This Is Us" offers an intimate look at the life of the world-famous band as they tour. Combining live concert footage with a compelling story, the film follows Niall, Zayn, Liam, Harry, and Louis from their early days…

This documentary explores the life and films of Stanley Kubrick, featuring insights from Hollywood stars, behind-the-scenes footage, and clips from his early years. Director Jan Harlan, Kubrick's brother-in-law and frequent collaborator, interviews prominent figures like Jack Nicholson, Woody Allen, and…

This documentary explores the distinctive and varied career of Larry Cohen, the writer-director behind films like "Black Caesar," "It's Alive," "God Told Me To," "Q," and "The Stuff." It highlights his acclaimed body of work.

"The Pulitzer at 100," a ninety-minute documentary by Oscar and Emmy-winning director Kirk Simon, celebrates the Pulitzer Prize's centennial. The film explores the stories of the artists who have received this prestigious award. Featuring readings of Pulitzer-winning work by Helen…

This film offers a look at the production of a highly acclaimed movie. It includes behind-the-scenes details, interviews with the actors and filmmakers involved, and various interesting facts about the making of the project.

This documentary appears on the 2005 Warner Brothers DVD release of the film *The Roaring Twenties* (1939).

Filmmaker Akira Kurosawa explores the dream world, drawing inspiration from his own nocturnal visions to create fantastical stories. Each narrative takes viewers on a journey through magical realms filled with enchantment. Using vivid imagery and storytelling, Kurosawa blurs the lines…

In 1979, aging mafia boss Michael Corleone grapples with the shifting world of organized crime in New York and Italy. Haunted by his past, he seeks a path to redemption while mentoring a young protégé, sharing his experience and facing…

This film offers a detailed look at the legendary Woodstock Music & Art Festival in Bethel, New York, in August 1969. With rare access to those involved and extensive concert footage, it shows the excitement and difficulties experienced by the…

Twenty-year-old Paul, from the Midwest, meets Wye, a 22-year-old woman expressing herself through dance, at the bus station. They begin a passionate relationship, but Paul's discovery that Wye is transgender prompts him to examine his own sense of self and…