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16 October 2006

Scorsese To Direct Low-Budget Indies

Hoping to find greater creative freedom, Martin Scorsese says he plans to make several low-budget films. "When there are very big budgets, there is less risk that can be taken" by studios, Scorsese told a news conference at the Rome Film Festival. His last film, The Departed, cost $90 million to make. Although he praised Warner Bros. for being supportive -- he acknowledged that he put the finishing touches on the film only a week before it opened -- "I don't know how much longer that can hold out." He said his next film will be an adaptation of a Japanese novel, The Silence, a film, he noted, that he had been wanting to make for 15 years.

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