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10 Best Robert Altman Films

Robert Altman, a maverick in filmmaking, left an indelible mark with a diverse filmography. His top five films encapsulate his innovative approach and unique storytelling. "The Long Goodbye" (1973) reimagined the detective genre, while "Nashville" (1975) interwove disparate lives in a musical tapestry. "McCabe & Mrs. Miller" (1971) deconstructed the Western, and "3 Women" (1977) delved into identity and surrealism. "The Player" (1992) satirized Hollywood, showcasing Altman's astute commentary. His films, like "Gosford Park" (2001), feature ensemble casts and intricate plots…

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As soon as RIVER OF GRASS (2025) starts, the viewer is given an astonishing sense of place, and according to my guest, director Sasha Wortzel, this is most certainly by design. The film -- "an ode to the Florida Everglades past and present" -- is an amazing piece of artwork that elevates its subject to a character all of its own. Wherever you watch the film -- perhaps at DC/DOX on June 14th, 2025 -- you are going to feel like you are in…

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The impact of “Jaws” on contemporary cinema has been so thoroughly researched, prosecuted and scientifically proved that it has taken on the contours of catechism: Lo, it came to that Steven Spielberg’s adaptation of Peter Benchley’s best-selling novel about a man-eating great white shark opened in a record number of theaters, became the first film to earn more than $100 million at the box office and thus invented the modern Hollywood blockbuster, transforming and redefining (or — tomato/tomahto —…

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