The film industry was in turmoil in the early 1970s, with Hollywood's cultural relevance waning and conglomerates taking over studios. Amidst this chaos, a new generation of filmmakers, including Francis Coppola, emerged from film schools. Despite the studio's reservations, Coppola's vision for "The Godfather" ultimately resonated with audiences worldwide.
The Masterpiece That Almost Wasn't
The 35th anniversary of "The Godfather" marks a milestone, as we revisit the context and setting of its creation and production. A tumultuous period in the film industry unfolded, with Hollywood divided by opposing forces: the traditional studio system was clashing with the emerging pow...
