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‘Taxi Driver’ at 50: Scorsese, De Niro and Foster Reflect on a Film Whose Themes Still Resonate

“It’s a sense of being isolated, it’s about being lonely and not being able to communicate or connect. For me,

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Everyman Faces Critical Test as Premium Cinema Pioneer Confronts Rising Competition and Mounting Financial Pressures

“Everyman set the bar in the premium market and they became the one that everyone else was shooting at.” —