Francis Ford Coppola

Roselyn 2022-03-16 08:01:01

Movies are similar to "New York I Love You", "Berlin I Love You", and "Paris I Love You". This collection of clips is a story directed by three different directors, all taking place in New York.

The first story, Life Class, tells the story of an older, successful artist caught in the habit of...

Kathryne 2022-03-16 08:01:01

Because of "Scorsese by Ebert", because of teaching, I revisited Scorsese's opening chapter in "New York Stories" (New York Stories), "Life Lessons" (Life Lessons). (Another reason is that E said a while ago that he kept watching the film over and over again...but then I didn't think of the...

Sylvia 2022-03-27 09:01:21

Where is the theme! ! Piecing things together is no fun! Scorsese's best look. My eyes hurt and I can't even see adrien brody

Amanda 2022-03-26 09:01:14

The film is directed by each of the three American directors of a short film. Martin Scorsese's "Life Lesson", adapted from Dostoevsky's "The Gambler", confronts the individual's fear and desire to face loneliness, embodies the pain and ecstasy of the artist in the creative process, and is a typical Scorsese. Cosythian redemption works. Francisco Coppola's "Life Without Izzo" describes the confusion and powerlessness of adults, and focuses on the warm card, which is obviously Sofia Coppola's handwriting. Woody Allen's The Troubles of Oedipus is reminiscent of his earlier burlesque comedies, though without Woody Allen's organic humor and stereotyped aura, it uncovers the mental stress and social tensions of the city. Disguise, after all, a good comedy.