Welcome to the Valley in 1977, where the disco is loud, the mustaches are real, and the camera never blinks. With a killer soundtrack, an unforgettable ensemble cast, and the kind of kinetic, virtuosic filmmaking that launched Paul Thomas Anderson into the pantheon of modern auteurs, Boogie Nights is a wild, funny, and devastating portrait of people trying to matter in a world that chews them up and sells them on VHS.
