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“”I like the recreation of aspects of lost worlds, lost times,”” Scorsese says. “”We forget these other times and how much knowing what happened then can tell us about our present time. We need to know the past to live the present, create the future.””
Named in poll after poll, in magazines from Total Film to
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“”‘Cat People’ and ‘I Walked with a Zombie’ — terrible titles, but beautiful works of film poetry, both made in the early 1940s. These two have a mood and tone and atmosphere and poetic dimension that make them timeless.””
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“”I was very, very young — just 12 or 13 in the mid-50s — but I lived through that era. I was very aware of the paranoia. We expected to be bombed any day. I was part of that generation of schoolchildren who were ordered to take cover under their desks from an H-bomb attack.””
At 67, Scorsese is looking back in more ways than one. He’s putting the finishing touches on a documentary about the late Beatle
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So what might on the surface be another gangsters-with-guns picture from the master is actually him recreating another “”lost world.”” After that, and finishing up the Harrison documentary, it may be feudal