Sofia Coppola Has an antiviol’s rule to look at movies-with a remarkable exception. The director mentioned During a new masterclass at Biarritz Nouvelles Vague’s festival which she tries to avoid “violent” movies, although she is still a fan of Martin Scorseses features.
“I love Scorsese, so there are moments for it,” Coppola said, and added that “violent themes can be interesting or indicative.” But as a whole, Coppola self “(don’t like) truly violent movies.”
She added, “There is so much weapons violence in my country. It’s really hard to see (these) movies. Old cowboys are cool, but just like (violence) is exaggerated now is upsetting … but really gory, not so much to me.”
Scorsese has undoubtedly been a personal staple in Coppola’s life: Scorsese handed out his father, colleague A author Francis Ford Coppola, with AFI Lifetime Achievement Award 2025, and the duo has long praised each other’s work. Francis Ford Coppola took to Instagram 2023 to call his “Longtime Friend” Scorsese “the world’s largest live filmmaker” at the same time as Scorsese “Killers of the Flower Moon.”
“He is a wonderful person and the world Biggest living filmmaker. His new one film Deliver at all levels, ”wrote Francis Ford Coppola at that time.
Scorsese formerly called “The Godfather Part II” his favorite Francis Ford Coppola film in an opinion for Esquirewrites that family drama is’ constructed as a symphony and directed by a champion As a great conductor, it leads his orchestra, it reaches its highest points of lyric. “Coppola also considered” Raging Bull “as his favorite Scorsese movie in the same Esquire piece.
While Scorsese and Francis Ford Coppola are both titans for filmmaking, especially to help start the modern golden age in Hollywood, Sofia Coppola started in the 2000s of female author. Sofia Coppola made its function Director of director In 2000 with “The Virgin Suicides”, and all over her career, she said she has seen a “big change” in gender parity hollywood for the better.
Sofia Coppola also noted at Biarritz Nouvelles Vague’s festival that she hopes to witness more female directors find the way to the big screen. “When I started, there were so few of us,” she said. “It’s really exciting to see so many more female directors, so many young female directors.”
