Altman's Complex Women

The discussion dives into Altman's unique approach to filmmaking, particularly his exploration of women's complexities and relationships. It highlights how his films, often perceived as failures, are rich in thematic depth, especially regarding the intertwining of female psychoses. The conversation also touches on the unconventional narrative style that characterizes Altman's work, creating an immersive experience for viewers.

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Altman's Complex Women

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From this podcast

The Big Picture

The 1977 Movie Draft

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