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Martin Scorsese Filmed His Lockdown Experience For BBC Film Series

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Even in lockdown, Martin Scorsese can’t keep from making movies. As Variety reports, the director of acclaimed motion pictures ranging from “Mean Streets” to “The Irishman” has made a short film chronicling his experience in lockdown in New York City during the coronavirus pandemic, with the film to air as part of the BBC Two series “Lockdown Culture with Mary Beard”. “What I look forward to in the future is carrying with me what I have been forced to learn in these circumstances,” Scorsese said. “It is the essential.

The people you love. Being able to take care of them and be with them as much as you can.” RELATED: Tweet Playfully Mocking Martin Scorsese’s Movies Sends Film Buffs Into A Tizzy The “exclusive and very personal” short film

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