M.A.S.H.

Between surgeries, the slightly tipsy doctors of a U.S. mobile army unit in Korea lighten the horrors of war with football games and romantic escapades. With M.A.S.H., Robert Altman delivers a thinly veiled nod to the Vietnam conflict through an anti-militarist satire that blows up the traditional war film with irreverent humor. The film lays the groundwork for Altman’s signature style while reflecting the profound disillusionment of an America struggling to identify with its patriotic values.