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So was my friend Paul Warshow. His father, Robert, had been a film critic for the Nation and had died young. Pauline had been a friend to Paul ever since. I told her the thing I had never told my own mother on her deathbed.

Critic and filmmaker Paul Schrader has been torn between innocence and guilt and purity and vice all his life. And yet Beam’s process for writing the songs on the album (he wrote all but one of them) was fairly private and intuitive. Writing songs is not a math problem, he says.

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Paul Schrader is a big name in Hollywood, known for classics such as Taxi Driver, Raging Bull, and American Gigolo. The writer-director’s more recent movies haven’t been all a success and Schrader suffered setbacks on other fronts as well. In 2014 he lost control over the movie Dying Of The Light.

Paul Schrader: There is these things called faith-based movies, which are simply just Hollywood movies with Jesus shoehorned into the role that Tom Cruise plays, and these are just normal exercises of entertainment in the cloth of Christianity. But they’re not religious movies. They are not spiritual movies. You hear about Collateral.

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Paul Schrader Comes to Jesus. Photographs by Jeff Brown. Paul Schrader on his lawn in Putnam County, New York. Paul Schrader Comes to Jesus. When Dying of the Light was released in 2014, its writer and director, Paul Schrader, thought his career was over. Schrader had recently begun rethinking Transcendental Style, and an encounter with the Polish director Pawel Pawlikowski, whose 2013 film Ida Schrader had loved, led him to finally make a movie of his own in that fashion. People would try to compare that book to the films I was involved in, and I would say, ‘No, I’m not that guy,’ Schrader says.

Paul Schrader's new film is both fiercely current and a grand summation of the themes he's tackled for decades. We spoke to the great director about how he pulled off First Reformed – and look back at his Harold Pinter collaboration The Comfort of Strangers. Paul Schrader’s new film is both fiercely current and a grand summation of the themes he’s tackled for decades.