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This book explores Martin Scorsese's early career, from his student short films to "New York, New York." It examines his films in the context of film authorship and the transformative period of American cinema in the sixties and seventies, highlighting the interplay between his filmmaking and broader cinematic debates.

This book offers a thorough analysis of Martin Scorsese's films from The Last Waltz to Bringing Out the Dead, exploring his unique authorship while also examining various contextual influences on his work.