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Writer-Director Paul Schrader Regrets Stepping Outside His Comfort Zone To Make An ‘Exorcist’ MovieIn his career that spans decades, Taxi Driver writer and Martin Scorsese contemporary Paul Schrader has one major regret – ...
Writer and director Paul Schrader has contributed to some of cinema's most iconic works during his career, but one 1985 film ...
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Review: Paul Schrader reunites with Richard Gere in meditative, inert ‘Oh, Canada’Paul Schrader is clearly going through some things. The director is nobly caring for his wife, actress Mary Beth Hurt, during her long journey through Alzheimer’s; dealing with health issues of his ...
It's officially Spirit Award season here at Film Independent. We had our annual Awards Brunch last weekend, and we're getting ...
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Jacob Elordi thinks Paul Schrader's cinema language in 'Oh, Canada' doesn't take long to learnAmid a remarkable streak of high-profile projects with respected filmmakers — Sofia Coppola's “Priscilla,” Guillermo del Toro ...
Oh, Canada reunites director Paul Schrader with American Gigolo star Richard Gere almost 45 years later. Oh, Canada sees Gere play Leonard Fife, an acclaimed documentary filmmaker and ex-pat with ...
Another Life Almost 50 years after giving us the screenplay for Martin Scorsese’s “Taxi Driver” (1976), Paul Schrader has ...
In their latest films, Paul Schrader, Pedro Almodóvar, Azazel Jacobs and David Cronenberg keep death at the fore.
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