When Martin Scorsese began defining his style
Mean Streets was Martin Scorsese’s third film and the one that put him on the cinematic map. It was the first one that started defining his style. The use of the Rolling Stones for example is prominent and would become a trademark.<br /><br />At the start Harvey Keitel gives a voice over that you don’t make up your sins in church but in the street and at home. That loosely structures the story as Keitel deals with all kinds of issues from his screwed up friend Robert De Niro to his mobster family to his girlfriend. Keitel is worried about the consequences of all of them as they represent his sins. The plot is pretty loose and gritty but once you see it you automatically can tell it’s Scorsese.
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