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How Martin Scorsese Turns Literature into Cinema and Cinema into Literature
There are filmmakers who adapt literature, and then there is Martin Scorsese, who seems to translate the experience of reading itself into cinema. His films do not merely tell stories; they unfold like pages turned in the mind. The camera observes, but more importantly, it confesses. Characters do not just act, they narrate themselves, justify themselves, and sometimes unknowingly indict themselves, as if aware that they are being read. This
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