[@billgeezeriommi]

This dude is really insightful although it would be great to see Scorsese himself talk about the film

[@gordons-alive4940]

His first feature length film, I believe.

[@Boris_Cifuentes]

this is amazing ! thanks for sharing.

[@arundelmercure553]

This was great and illuminating. Thank you Mr Mardik Martin. Yeah, I've always thought that Who's That Knocking? had the DNA of every Scorsese film that came after. Really interesting at the end to hear Mardik talk about learning from mistakes, what NOT to do, making a film. I love that quality in this film, the roughness along with the striking artistic parts.

[@cremetangerine82]

R.I.P. Mardik Martin.

[@Tonithenightowl]

I think it's a masterpiece.

[@michaelmeza1913]

truely is....

[@saiashwin26]

Come on, its a good and interesting film especially considering its his first film but it aint no Raging Bull.

[@michaelmeza1913]

@@saiashwin26 i agree.. Raging Bull is Scorseses best film. But this one is really good for him to be a University student.. The "sex" scene is visually amazing and very modern..

[@plasticweapon]

one of my favorites. certainly my favorite of scorsese's.

[@tonithenightowl1836]

@@plasticweapon Yep, I knew Scorsese would be mega successful and I was right. I love his early movies...raw and he pulls no punches.

[@junkboxxxxxx]

7:29 love that earthy talk about bums

[@michaelmeza1913]

interesting to learn that it took many years

[@fred5nyc]

This was very insightful, learned so much especially the length it took to make this film. A different time indeed.

[@niccoarcadia4179]

This may sound a bit dumb but I have to say, 'everyone was slim and fit'. Nobody in the movie was fat. Fat happened in the 1980s when the cultural establishment changed from family meals to fast food take out & snacks.

[@fred5nyc]

This is how it always use to be up until the 90's.

[@joel8583]

Thumbs up!