Tag: Robert Altman

• Perfect Directors: Robert Altman

  

  I am an American. That is to say, I was born in, and have spent my entire life, in the United States of America. Everything I know about the world–if not reality itself–is filtered through my experiences and understanding from the sliver of time I’ve been alive from the late 20th to early 21st century […]

  Mike Gray

  September 6, 2020

  American culture, cult, culture, film

  3 Women, analysis, Brewster McCloud, California Split, commentary, director, director Robert Altman, essay, film, Gosford Park, MASH, Nashville, O.C. and Stiggs, Perfect Directors, Popeye, Robert Altman, Short Cuts, The Long Goodbye, The Player

• Perfect Directors: Introduction

  

  In our short lives, if we’re looking in the right places and have the want for such a search, we sometimes find perfect directors; that is, people who are still living and are actively working that make films that–for lack of better words or descriptors–have produced a series of perfect films. But that list narrows […]

  Mike Gray

  April 19, 2017

  culture, film, Uncategorized

  culture, directors, film, Jacques Tati, orson welles, P.T. Anderson, Perfect Directors, Robert Altman, The Coen Brothers, Wes Anderson