S1E2 All This Filming Isn't Healthy
Scorsese partners with Robert De Niro and becomes a definitive cinematic voice of the 1970s—while personal struggles bring him to the brink.
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#2
S1E3
Saint/Sinner
After a rebirth with Raging Bull and then a flop with The King of Comedy, Scorsese learns to work small again and pursues a passion project.
#3
S1E4
Total Cinema
Following a turbulent period of international controversy, Scorsese achieves massive success and a new vision of cinema in Goodfellas.
- 4. S1E5 "Method Director"
- 5. S1E1 "Stranger in a Strange Land"
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#5
S1E1
Stranger in a Strange Land
The child of immigrants, young Scorsese is shaped by the Catholic Church and the violent streets around him, with cinema as his escape.
- 4. S1E5 "Method Director"
- 3. S1E4 "Total Cinema"
- 2. S1E3 "Saint/Sinner"
- 1. S1E2 "All This Filming Isn't Healthy"
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Top Standout: S1E2 All This Filming Isn't Healthy
Best Hidden Gem: S1E4 Total Cinema
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