Robert Altman 's unique interpretation of westerns, the film involves themes such as ambition, greed, alienation, etc. The director deliberately eliminated the halo that Hollywood puts on the opening of the westerns. He is particularly good at shaping the level and atmosphere, and the music is also great.
Robert Altman (Robert Altman), was born in Kansas City on February 20, 1925, his father B. C. Altman is an insurance salesman. Entered St. Peter’s Catholic School at the age of 6, began to show his artistic talents during Lockhurst High School, participated in the recording of cheap audio tapes that were accessible at the time, and later entered the Wentworth Military Academy in Lexington. He participated in World War II as the Air Force in 1945 and then entered the University of Missouri, where he was engaged in commercial production during his graduation year. In the late 1950s, he joined the film industry during the film recession. In 1957, he worked with director George W to produce "The Story of James Dean" before receiving attention from all quarters. In the next six years, he became popular on TV, with extremely high ratings.
