Nashville
Director: Robert Altman
Actors: Keith Carradine, Karen Black, Ronee Blakley
PlotIn the heart of America's country music capital, a diverse group of characters converges, each following their dreams amid social and political upheaval. Over the span of five days, the lives of aspiring musicians, political activists, and industry insiders interlace at various intersections, all leading to a grand, climactic concert event. The story unfolds in a rich tapestry, capturing the bustling energy and underlying tensions of the city. Each character faces personal and professional challenges that reveal their ambitions and vulnerabilities, all against the backdrop of a major political campaign aiming to influence the cultural hub.
From an emotionally fragile singer struggling with fame to a hopeful groupie seeking her moment in the spotlight, the narrative dives into their personal lives, exposing a wide range of human experiences and sentiments. Meanwhile, a tumultuous political rally aimed at the music community brings up questions about celebrity and influence. The film meticulously details these entanglements, presenting a vivid picture of ambition and disillusionment without offering easy resolutions. Through its multi-layered storytelling, it captures not only the essence of the city but also the intricate dynamics of those who live within it.
Writers: Joan Tewkesbury
Release Date: 01 Jul 1975
Runtime: 160 min
Rating: R
Country: United States
Language: English
Home Video Reviews
Nashville stands as a timeless, thought-provoking classic with superb Blu-ray video and audio quality, marking Altman's work as legendary.
Read our review of Nashville Blu-ray Paramount Presents #24 to find out more
Criterion's Blu-ray of Robert Altman's 'Nashville' offers excellent video, audio, and supplements, making this innovative American classic a highly recommended release.
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