Scorsese Selects British Cinema
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•Mark Kermode on… Martin Scorsese’s love of British cinema
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The BFI Southbank in London begins a season of films entitled Martin Scorsese Selects Hidden Gems of British Cinema.
Among the treats that caught my eye are a terrific Terence Fisher double bill ( 1948 ’s To the Public Danger and 1952 ’s Stolen Face ) Roy Ward Baker's Dr Jekyll and Sister Hyde ( 1971 ), John Hough’The Legend of Hell House ’ ( 1973 ) and a rare nitrate-print screening of Alberto Cavalcanti's dark 1942 gem, Went the Day Well?.
Martin Scorsese's role as a cinematic historian an enthusiastic flag-waver for cinema may yet turn out to be his greatest legacy.
He might be one of greatest film-makers of his generation.
Caligula returns to the big screen in an entirely new cut that makes sense of what was once just a lavish cinematic car crash.
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