Taxi Driver
by
Amy Taubin
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History
Format
Kindle
Pages
102
Language
English
Published
Jul 25, 2019
Publisher
British Film Institute
ISBN-10
1838718443
ISBN-13
9781838718442
Description
Paul Schrader's life took a tumultuous turn in 1972, marked by personal struggles and the weight of his experiences. At a low point, he found himself in a state of crisis, grappling with alcoholism while living in his own car. This tumultuous period shaped his creative vision, leading to the conception of a groundbreaking film that would resonate deeply with audiences.
As he navigated his chaotic reality, Schrader channeled his feelings of isolation and discontent into the script for "Taxi Driver." The film, a poignant exploration of loneliness and urban decay, became a cultural touchstone. Through its complex characters and haunting narrative, Schrader's journey of despair ultimately transformed into a powerful artistic statement, leaving an indelible mark on cinema.
As he navigated his chaotic reality, Schrader channeled his feelings of isolation and discontent into the script for "Taxi Driver." The film, a poignant exploration of loneliness and urban decay, became a cultural touchstone. Through its complex characters and haunting narrative, Schrader's journey of despair ultimately transformed into a powerful artistic statement, leaving an indelible mark on cinema.
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