Martin Scorsese interview on Federico Fellini (1993)

Martin Scorsese pays tribute to the life and work of late film director and scriptwriter, Federico Fellini.

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[wasteland]

Like T.S. Eliot said, "You can feel a poem before you understand it.".

[theesperanzacompromisebyja]

"Censorship is advertising paid by the government." - Federico Fellini

[WolffBachner]

Scorsese taught some of my film classes at NYU film school. He is a brilliant man and a wonderful teacher.

[christopherpaul]

Nights of Cabiria is one of my all-time favorite films!

[GEB-yyud]

As a working man I really appreciate these types of videos that give me access to the real culture.

[dinaeast]

Scorsese's brilliant mind when discussing films is an education for all of us. His series on the history of film that was shown on TCM was truly an education on the history of film. I hope they show the series again.

[arthurpanaro]

Yes.... when Fellini and his wife and then Mastroianni left, a great light went out for me.... but I see them all in the films.

[mn]

I can listen to this man talking about cinema all day + I’m listening to this while studying, that’s my music

[jellybeanz]

I've lived for a while on elizabeth street on the same block where he grew up. Its sad how different the neighborhood is from when he shot Mean Streets.

[gregdark]

I could listen to him forever. I love his insight more than any other filmmaker.

[spactick]

We're so lucky that Scorsese cares so much about film and wants so much to share his thoughts of other directors and their films in such an honorable
and respectful way. I've never heard him trash the work of other directors and there's a lot of directors who deserve to be trashed. Take for example

[kirstenholmquist]

Great interview. Fellini certainly made think. Though I was a child when my father took me to Fellinis and other foriegn films. So I obviously had a different perspective than perhaps my father did. I'm thankful thaty father was inclined to use films to educate me on a visual level

[jorgefiguerola]

For everything and all you have articulated about cinema over the decades, thank you so much.

[filfvideos]

Scorsese looking slight Nixonesque here.

[peterdollins]

'La Strada' the greatest film ever made.

[derfanddarf]

Satyricon would be quite a movie to watch with your daughter

[noahvansciver]

I only wish that Charlie Rose would let people finish talking before asking another question.

[Judyandthedreams]

So interesting complete and loving contribution.

[Reejoo]

00:36 "Joining me.. tuna..ToNow.." Marty looks at him like an innocent kid

[SRDXXF]

Martin scorsese does not even mention his love for Paul feig and the masterpiece we call 2016 ghostbuster reboot.