Annie Hall
Woody Allen / US, 1977 / 93 min.
Woody Allen is Alvy Singer, a New York stand-up comedian who analyzes the decline of his relationship and desperately asks himself what went wrong. There is no answer. Instead, there’s an exceptionally funny, unbearably sad and brilliantly told tale.
After his marriage fails, Singer meets Annie Hall (Diane Keaton) during a game of tennis. While she immerses herself in a glamourous world of parties, music and drugs, Alvy struggles with his many neuroses. Allen made this autobiographical film as a love letter to his muse Keaton, who here once again rises to great heights thanks to their natural chemistry. Annie Hall marked Allen’s definitive breakthrough, winning Oscars for Best Film, Best Director, Best Script, and Best Actress.
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Director
Woody Allen
Production year
1977
Country
US
Original title
Annie Hall
Length
93 min.
Language
English
Subtitles
NLD
Format
35mm
Part of
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