Word Made Flesh

Discover the intricate layers of Martin Scorsese's cinematic genius in "Word Made Flesh" by Michael Bliss, published in 1998 by Scarecrow Press. This enlightening study spans 168 pages, delving deep into the thematic concerns, humanism, and morality that permeate Scorsese's films. Bliss offers an expanded and updated analysis, featuring individual chapters dedicated to fifteen of the legendary director's most impactful works. With the most comprehensive Scorsese filmography to date, this book serves as an invaluable resource for film enthusiasts and scholars alike. Accompanied by a wealth of captivating illustrations, "Word Made Flesh" invites readers to explore the profound artistic vision behind Scorsese's storytelling. Whether you are a devoted cinephile or a newcomer to film studies, this book is sure to enrich your understanding of one of cinema's greatest filmmakers.