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The BFI podcast #7 - Martin Scorsese in his own words, part 1

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Channel: BFI · 2017 · Film & Animation

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The new podcast from the British Film Institute launches with the first of a two-part episode on Martin Scorsese, featuring a previously unreleased interview with the film-maker from 1987, as well as clips from the archive of writer-director Paul Schrader and actor Robert De Niro revealing what it's like to work with one of the most precise directors in film.

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Join Henry Barnes every two weeks for an audio adventure through the BFI's archives. Each fortnight Henry will be joined by a special guest to dig into their cinematic passion, be it a director, a genre, a franchise or a meme. This week, BFI Southbank chief programmer Geoff Andrew clambers into the pod to kick off our Marty party.

This episode contains short clips from the following:

- Citizen Kane. Directed by Orson Welles, released by RKO Productions and Mercury Productions in 1942.

- 8 1/2. Directed by Federico Fellini, released by Cineriz and Francinex in 1963.

- Rocco and his Brothers. Directed by Luchino Visconti, released by Titanus and Les Films Marceau in 1960.

- New York, New York. Directed by Martin Scorsese, released by Chartoff-Winkler Productions and United Artists in 1977.

The following audio tracks are used under license from Audio Network Limited:

- Throwback Jack by Tim Garland, released 2013.
- String Theory by Terry Divine-King, released 2012.
- Canyon Lands by Adam Drake, released in 2011.
- Angel Island by Terry Divine-King, released in 2015.
- Good Deeds by Sam Wedgwood, released in 2017.

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