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Let’s Talk About Travis Bickle’s Bread and Brandy Cereal

By  Meg Shields 

A way to a young man’s self-destructive rage is through his stomach.

From Bava to Bresson: The Films That Inspired ‘Taxi Driver’

By  Meg Shields 

Femme Fatales, post-war disorientation, and voice-over? Huh. Maybe ‘Taxi Driver’ is a noir film.

Finding the Living in Martin Scorsese’s ‘Bringing Out the Dead’

By  Mike X. Nichols 

A personal story about trauma, healing, and staying up all night to find humanity with Martin Scorsese and Nicolas Cage in ‘Bringing Out The Dead.’

The Masculine Oversight of ‘Taxi Driver’

By  Sheryl Oh 

Martin Scorsese crafted a man’s world in his 1976 breakthrough only to expertly — and importantly — tear it down from within.

How Martin Scorsese Perfected the Movie Soundtrack

By  Darby Delaney 

An exploration of Martin Scorsese’s most ingenious soundtracks, from ‘Mean Streets’ to ‘After Hours.’

Bernard Herrmann’s Remarkable, Unnerving Gift to Cinema

By  Darby Delaney 

An overview of the career of one of America’s greatest composers.