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Nashville (1975)  /  Color-Sonics CS-2010: "The Party"

Nashville (1975)
April 4, 2014 - 7:30 pm
In-person: 
Kathryn Altman, Richard Baskin, Ronee Blakley, Elliott Gould.

Nashville (1975)


Directed by
Robert Altman

Filmmaker Robert Altman’s exhilarating masterpiece cuts a cross-section through the musical community of mid-1970s Nashville, illuminating the foibles of country music’s jet set and the blind ambition of hopeless nobodies struggling to break in. Schisms form when a visiting team of political handlers cynically woos singers to support their candidate at a political rally. Rousing music and myriad, intertwined plot lines render Nashville a masterful assessment of the human comedy.

ABC Entertainment/Paramount Pictures. Producer: Robert Altman. Screenwriter: Joan Tewkesbury. Cinematographer: Paul Lohmann. Editor: Sidney Levin, Dennis M. Hill. Cast: Ronee Blakley, Henry Gibson, Lily Tomlin, Keith Carradine, Barbara Harris.

35mm, color, 157 min.

Preceded by:

Color-Sonics CS-2010: "The Party"


Circa 1966

Directed by: Robert Altman

Produced for exhibition in jukebox-like “Scopitone” machines, this stylish short offers glimpses of director Robert Altman's friends, family and colleagues at a festive party.

Digital video from 16mm, color, 4 min.