Martin Scorsese Pictures
September 5, 2026–June 2027
This extensive retrospective running through June 2027 offers the opportunity to experience the depth, breadth, and brilliance of Martin Scorsese’s cinematic vision, and to consider the themes and concerns to which he frequently returns.
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Martin Scorsese: Taxi Driver, 1976
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Martin Scorsese: GoodFellas, 1990
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Martin Scorsese: Alice Doesn’t Live Here Anymore, 1974
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Martin Scorsese: Raging Bull, 1980
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Martin Scorsese: Mean Streets, 1973
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Martin Scorsese: Italianamerican, 1974
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Mean Streets
Martin Scorsese
United States, 19734K Digital Restoration
Saturday, September 5, 7 PMView DetailsSet during the Feast of San Gennaro in the Italian neighborhood where Martin Scorsese grew up, and populated with characters and situations based on the neighborhood’s inhabitants, Mean Streets is a brilliant distillation of the themes that would define the director’s career.
Alice Doesn’t Live Here Anymore
Martin Scorsese
United States, 19744K Digital Restoration
Sunday, September 6, 7 PMView DetailsMartin Scorsese’s first studio film afforded him the opportunity to show his versatility and earned an Academy Award for Ellen Burstyn as a widowed mother who hits the road with her preteen son in the hope of finding work as a singer.
Taxi Driver
Martin Scorsese
United States, 19764K Digital Restoration
Saturday, September 12, 7 PMView DetailsAfter he takes a job as a taxi driver to cope with chronic insomnia, ex-Marine Travis Bickle (Robert “You talkin’ to me” De Niro) begins to see the dark city as one vast cesspool of crime and concupiscence.
New York, New York
Martin Scorsese
United States, 19774K Digital Restoration
Sunday, September 13, 7 PMView DetailsMartin Scorsese’s astonishing musical melodrama conjures the golden age of Hollywood with Liza Minnelli and Robert De Niro as artists brought together by music and tested by success.
The Last Waltz
Martin Scorsese
United States, 19784K Digital Restoration
Sunday, September 20, 7 PMView DetailsMartin Scorsese’s loving portrait of The Band’s farewell concert in San Francisco is “arguably the most beautiful of rock movies, while the musical highlights . . . still astound” (Time Out). With guest appearances by Eric Clapton, Bob Dylan, Joni Mitchell, and more.
Italianamerican and American Boy: A Profile of Steven Prince
Thursday, October 1, 7 PMView DetailsTwo fascinating documentaries offer portals to the heart of what inspires Martin Scorsese: the lives and stories of real-life characters, like his parents and his friend and colleague Steven Prince.
Raging Bull
Martin Scorsese
United States, 19804K Digital Restoration
Friday, October 16, 7 PMView DetailsThe biography of boxer Jake LaMotta becomes a visceral meditation on existential suffering. “A fusion of Hollywood genre with personal vision . . . closer to poetry than pulp. Its sculptural weight can only be appreciated on the big screen” (Amy Taubin, Village Voice).
The King of Comedy
Martin Scorsese
United States, 1982Sunday, October 18, 7 PMView DetailsA crazed would-be stand-up comic (Robert De Niro) becomes obsessed with a talk-show host (Jerry Lewis) in Martin Scorsese’s prescient meditation on the American cult of celebrity.
After Hours
Martin Scorsese
United States, 19854K Digital Restoration
Sunday, October 25, 7 PMView DetailsA chance encounter with Marcy (Rosanna Arquette) sends hapless office worker Paul (Griffin Dunne) downtown for a date in this zany Kafkaesque comedy set in the apartments, dive bars, diners, clubs, and streets of Soho at night.
GoodFellas
Martin Scorsese
United States, 19904K Digital Restoration
Sunday, November 1, 7 PMView DetailsMartin Scorsese’s adaptation of Nicholas Pileggi’s chronicle of real-life Mafia associate Henry Hill, hurtles through some twenty-five years of “family” life, as the riveting Ray Liotta inhabits Hill’s chilling and darkly humorous first-person account.
Mean Streets
Martin Scorsese
United States, 19734K Digital Restoration
Friday, November 6, 4 PMView DetailsSet during the Feast of San Gennaro in the Italian neighborhood where Martin Scorsese grew up, and populated with characters and situations based on the neighborhood’s inhabitants, Mean Streets is a brilliant distillation of the themes that would define the director’s career.
Taxi Driver
Martin Scorsese
United States, 19764K Digital Restoration
Saturday, November 14, 3:30 PMView DetailsAfter he takes a job as a taxi driver to cope with chronic insomnia, ex-Marine Travis Bickle (Robert “You talkin’ to me” De Niro) begins to see the dark city as one vast cesspool of crime and concupiscence.
Raging Bull
Martin Scorsese
United States, 19804K Digital Restoration
Saturday, November 21, 6:30 PMView DetailsThe biography of boxer Jake LaMotta becomes a visceral meditation on existential suffering. “A fusion of Hollywood genre with personal vision . . . closer to poetry than pulp. Its sculptural weight can only be appreciated on the big screen” (Amy Taubin, Village Voice).
The Last Waltz
Martin Scorsese
United States, 19784K Digital Restoration
Friday, November 27, 5:30 PMView DetailsMartin Scorsese’s loving portrait of The Band’s farewell concert in San Francisco is “arguably the most beautiful of rock movies, while the musical highlights . . . still astound” (Time Out). With guest appearances by Eric Clapton, Bob Dylan, Joni Mitchell, and more.
GoodFellas
Martin Scorsese
United States, 19904K Digital Restoration
Sunday, November 29, 5 PMView DetailsMartin Scorsese’s adaptation of Nicholas Pileggi’s chronicle of real-life Mafia associate Henry Hill, hurtles through some twenty-five years of “family” life, as the riveting Ray Liotta inhabits Hill’s chilling and darkly humorous first-person account.
Cape Fear
Martin Scorsese
United States, 1991Friday, December 4, 7 PMView DetailsMax Cady (a muscular, tattooed, and cackling Robert De Niro) exacts long-simmering revenge on his former lawyer and his family in this remake of the 1962 Hitchcock-inspired thriller. “An outrageous, vastly entertaining tour de force” (Peter Keough, Boston Phoenix).
The Last Temptation of Christ
Martin Scorsese
United States, 1988Sunday, December 6, 2:30 PMView DetailsMartin Scorsese’s “sublime, radically character-driven” Passion project, adapted from Nikos Kazantzakis’s controversial novel, features Willem Dafoe as an all-too-human Jesus Christ and Harvey Keitel as a streetwise Judas (Bruce Bennett, Criterion Collection).
The Age of Innocence
Martin Scorsese
United States, 19934K Digital Restoration
Sunday, December 13, 2 PMView DetailsAdapted from Edith Wharton’s Pulitzer Prize–winning novel, The Age of Innocence captures sumptuous Gilded Age New York through the romantic yearnings of Countess Olenska (Michelle Pfeiffer) and Newland Archer (Daniel Day-Lewis). “Scorsese is in peak form” (Anthony Lane, New Yorker).
Casino
Martin Scorsese
United States, 19954K Digital Restoration
Thursday, January 14, 7 PMView DetailsRobert De Niro, Joe Pesci, and Sharon Stone star as a trio of crooks in this briskly told chronicle of a violent decade of Mafia rule in Las Vegas, circa the 1970s and 1980s. Martin “Scorsese’s technique here is dense, assured and utterly exhilarating” (Todd McCarthy, Variety).
My Voyage to Italy
Martin Scorsese
United States, Italy, 1999Sunday, January 17, 1 PMView DetailsThis is an epic master class by Martin Scorsese on how to watch and enjoy films, and how to interpret a director’s intentions via an impassioned, analytical tour of Italian cinema. “An extraordinary labor of love” (Stephen Holden, New York Times).
Kundun
Martin Scorsese
United States, 1997Saturday, January 23, 1 PMView Details“Hauntingly beautiful, raptly serious and vastly ambitious” (Michael Wilmington, Chicago Tribune), Kundun begins with the identification of the fourteenth Dalai Lama in 1937 and traces his human, spiritual, and geopolitical travails through to his exile.
The Age of Innocence
Martin Scorsese
United States, 19934K Digital Restoration
Saturday, January 30, 1 PMView DetailsAdapted from Edith Wharton’s Pulitzer Prize–winning novel, The Age of Innocence captures sumptuous Gilded Age New York through the romantic yearnings of Countess Olenska (Michelle Pfeiffer) and Newland Archer (Daniel Day-Lewis). “Scorsese is in peak form” (Anthony Lane, New Yorker).
Who’s That Knocking at My Door?
Martin Scorsese
United States, 1967Sunday, February 7, 7 PMView DetailsMartin Scorsese’s first feature film draws on his own life to tell a story of teenagers in New York City’s Little Italy. Harvey Keitel plays J.R., a jobless kid bouncing back and forth between the strict laws of his Catholic upbringing and the tough laws of the streets.
Life Lessons: Four Scorsese Shorts
Saturday, February 20, 2 PMView DetailsThe first three films in this program were completed when Martin Scorsese was a student at New York University and demonstrate the filmmaker’s energy, humor, and penchant for direct address. Life Lessons is his bracing contribution to the 1989 omnibus film New York Stories.
Casino
Martin Scorsese
United States, 19954K Digital Restoration
Sunday, February 28, 3 PMView DetailsRobert De Niro, Joe Pesci, and Sharon Stone star as a trio of crooks in this briskly told chronicle of a violent decade of Mafia rule in Las Vegas, circa the 1970s and 1980s. Martin “Scorsese’s technique here is dense, assured and utterly exhilarating” (Todd McCarthy, Variety).