Nashville (1975) is a long, challenging movie, with arresting imagery, overwhelmingly believable acting (with some early roles for Shelley Duval and Jeff Goldblum), and an important point to make - but if you aren't steeped in the history of the 70s you might never really get there.
2 hours of steadily mounting anxiety as we follow the misadventures of Howard Ratner (Adam Sandler) NYC diamond district dealer addicted to failing (or is it winning); this film opened the portal to hell.
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