Explore the profound connection between movies and religion in Martin Scorsese’s cinematic journey. This insightful film analysis uses Dante Alighieri’s Divine Comedy as a framework to dissect Scorsese’s iconic works, from Mean Streets to Silence. Discover how themes of faith, doubt, sin, and salvation are explored across films like GoodFellas and Taxi Driver. Essential for film scholars, theology enthusiasts, and fans of auteur cinema in India, this book offers a unique perspective on the director’s lifelong engagement with spirituality and the human condition, delving into eschatology and the afterlife through masterful cinema.