Martin Scorsese's New Hollywood period, 1967–1978

1. Scorsese completes first feature, *Who’s That Knocking at My Door*

   Jan 1, 1967Labels: Who s, Harvey Keitel

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2. New York theatrical release brings Scorsese early attention

   Sep 8, 1969Labels: Who s, New York

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3. Corman-produced *Boxcar Bertha* releases nationally

   Jun 13, 1972Labels: Boxcar Bertha, Roger Corman

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4. *Mean Streets* releases and defines his New Hollywood voice

   Oct 2, 1973Labels: Mean Streets, Robert De

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   • Britannica

5. Scorsese makes personal documentary *Italianamerican*

   Jan 1, 1974Labels: Italianamerican, Scorsese parents

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6. Studio release of *Alice Doesn’t Live Here Anymore* expands range

   Dec 9, 1974Labels: Alice Doesn, Ellen Burstyn

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7. *Taxi Driver* premieres amid controversy and acclaim

   Feb 8, 1976Labels: Taxi Driver, Jodie Foster

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8. Cannes awards *Taxi Driver* the Palme d’Or

   May 28, 1976Labels: Taxi Driver, Cannes Palme

   • Britannica
   • Cannes 1976

9. The Band’s farewell concert filmed for *The Last Waltz*

   Nov 25, 1976Labels: The Last, The Band

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10. *New York, New York* releases as a risky studio musical

    Jun 21, 1977Labels: New York, Liza Minnelli

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11. Scorsese releases documentary portrait *American Boy*

    Jan 1, 1978Labels: American Boy, Steven Prince

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12. *The Last Waltz* releases, closing Scorsese’s 1967–1978 arc

    Jan 1, 1978Labels: The Last, United Artists

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