Boxcar Bertha
Martin Scorsese / US, 1972 / 88 min.
Scorsese’s second long feature film, Boxcar Bertha, was an early exercise in portraying and stylizing violence. Before he broke through with Mean Streets, Scorsese filmed a typical low-budget production for B-film king Roger Corman, who thus hoped to cash in on the success of Bonnie & Clyde.
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Director
Martin Scorsese
Production year
1972
Country
US
Original title
Boxcar Bertha
Length
88 min.
Format
DCP - encrypted, DCP
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Martin Scorsese
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