Articles related to "Woody Allen Films"

"The Front" is a film that captures Cold War America and focuses on McCarthyism, blacklists and how it affected the entertainment industry of the 1950's.

Woody Allen's signature mix of sexual politics and sparkling dialogue, is transferred from the city to the country, for an overlooked gem that's light, breezy, and fun.

No American director, or writer for that matter, has been as prolific as Woody Allen, releasing no less than 41 movies in 37 years.

Woody Allen returns to top-form with the deeply cynical, smartly hysterical film, Whatever Works, starring Larry David and Evan Rachel Wood.

Whatever Works is Woody Allen's starkest comedy since Deconstructing Harry (1997), and one of his best in over a decade; thanks to another sharp turn by Larry David.

Trend-setting in terms of fashion and filmmaking, 'Annie Hall' examines the various stages of a romantic relationship.

Having spent the last few decades providing variations on the same tales of neurotic love and romance, Woody Allen heads to Spain for a newer twist on the same theme.

This article explores the importance of having wedding readings, and suggests some moving and original poems that will make your wedding stand out from all the rest.

New York's Plaza Hotel is legendary in life as in fiction; it's also at the center of a six-degrees web of Hollywood fame whose Degree Zero appears to be--Jay Gatsby.

AFI's list of top 10 romantic comedies make great date night movie rentals. Since they're classics, rentals can be found free or for less than new DVD rentals.

The cerebral director Woody Allen portrays the concepts of love and death as crimes and misdemeanors and vice versa.