Tom Shawn: Martin Scorsese: Retrospective

Gwant Martin Scosage: Retrospection Slotino: Sinema Art Book, Könn Cristoff, surprised: The director's first official book, the famous American film critic at the country, wrote in the book Who Knocks on My Door? From the book The Irish Man, every feature of the 25th of Scottish film released to date is collectively presented and further analyzed. The story of how each film was made, what the director meant, and what the result and reaction were, is based on objective facts and data, and the comments of writers, staffs and creators, as well as direct interviews with the director, are featured by the Scoseizi, quoted in a number of books and media interviews. The story of Scoseizi's childhood until he created his first chapter shows why many of his films contain the theme New York City, Unfailing Violence, and Mercy and Salvation. It is also interesting to see how the film was written as a documentary director who had made a scene in which he became the best artists of his generation, including Rolling Stones, The Band, Bob Dylan, and so on. The rich board and valuable photo material is one of the great joys this book brings. With more than 230 film stills and photographs with detailed descriptions, we can feel the image of characters and characters more vividly. The rich record is a tribute to the one with the longest-lasting talent in the world of gentry and film that matches the extraordinary director whose mission is not seen to be broken.

Korean title: 마틴 스코세이지: 레트로스펙티브

Korean author: 톰 숀

Korean publisher: 그책

ISBN-13: 9791192385181