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Taxi Driver
De Niro is extraordinary as the increasingly deranged Vietnam veteran in Scorsese’s expressionist portrait of 70s New York.
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Director
Martin Scorsese
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With
Robert De Niro, Cybill Shepherd, Jodie Foster
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USA 1976. 114min
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Digital 4K
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Certificate
18
Written by Paul Schrader (taking inspiration from Ford’s The Searchers), this account of a Vietnam veteran driving around the mean streets of New York, determined to clear them of what he sees as moral filth, is an incisive study of breakdown. De Niro’s performance is extraordinary, as is Scorsese’s vividly expressionist depiction of the city. Bernard Herrmann’s score amplifies the menace to fittingly unsettling effect.
The screening of Taxi Driver on Wednesday 3 July 17:50 will be introduced by Chantelle Lavel Boyea, BFI Assistant Curator of Television.
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