Scorsese received the honorary Golden Bear last night at a ceremony in which the film “The Departed” was later screened.
The American filmmaker Martin Scorsesewho received the honorary Golden Bear last night at the Berlin Film Festivalcalled to “lose the fear of technology” and put it at the service of “the individual voice.”
“Technology changes so quickly that the only thing you can hold on to is the individual voice and that voice can be expressed equally on TikTok, in a four-hour movie or in a miniseries,” said the director of titles such as “Taxi Driver” and “Goodfellas” in a press conference reported by the specialized site The Hollywood reporter.
“I don’t think cinema is dying; cinema is transformed“Posulated Scorsese.
In this framework, he called not to be “slaves” of technology and suggested: “Let’s control it and put it in the right direction, at the service of the individual voice.”
Scorsese’s night at the Berlinale
Scorsese received the honorary Golden Bear last night at a ceremony in which the film was later screened. “Infiltrators”headed by Matt Damon, Leonardo di Caprio and Jack Nicholson for which he received the Oscar for best film after nine nominations.
This year, the director of “The Irishman”, “The Wolf of Wall Street” and “Casino” has ten nominations for the Oscars, which will be awarded on March 10, for “The Moon Killers”including best film and best direction.
Regarding his project for a feature film based on the life of Jesus Christ, Scorsese did not want to give too many details: “It is an idea that has always been there, I am interested in Catholicism but I am still seeing what kind of film I want to make, it will be something unique and different and that provokes thought and also entertainment”.
Source: Ambito
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