M*A*S*H
Nominees and Awards
Synopsis
This celebrated satire depicts the crazy antics and the sexual adventures of Hawkeye Pierce, Trapper John McIntyre and Duke Forrest, all surgeons working in a Mobile Army Surgical Hospital during the Korean War. The black humour of the medical team is contrasted with the terrible waste of life that they are exposed to.
This was director Robert ALTMAN's first major hit, and bears his characteristic stamp of documentary-like camerawork, loose narrative and quick-fire, realistically delivered dialogue. A long-running, popular television series followed, although the only cast member to make the transition was Gary BURGHOFF.
Team
director
Robert ALTMAN
Robert ALTMAN worked in documentaries and series television in the 1950s and 1960s, and one of his first feature films was the 1970 war comedy M*A*S*H, a box office success. He went on to make the acclaimed McCabe & Mrs. Miller (1971), Nashville (1975) and A Wedding (1978), before making a comeback with The Player (1992), which earned three Oscar nominations.
Schedule
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※ Notes: ★ With filmmakers' attendance/talks ▲ Non-English language films without English subtitles
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