Woody Allen

A Rainy Day in New York

Two of Woody Allen’s most enduring passions – the city of New York and age-inappropriate relationships – are at the centre of his latest comedy, which stars Timothée Chalamet (… Read More
Wonder Wheel

Arriving under a cloud of controversy concerning Woody Allen’s private life, Kate Winslet stars as a frustrated housewife in 1950s Coney Island. Read More
Cafe Society

Woody Allen reunites Jesse Eisenberg and Kristen Stewart for this mostly successful jaunt through 1930s Hollywood and New York’s nightclub scene. Listen to my review Read More
Irrational Man

Joaquin Phoenix plays a college professor plotting the perfect crime in Woody Allen’s latest comedy thriller. Listen to my review Read More
Hannah And Her Sisters

Excellent example of Allen’s great skill for writing great women characters. Hershey is both understated yet utterly desirable. And Caine! Top tier stuff. Read More
Blue Jasmine

Woody Allen is on top form here & Cate Blanchett is at the height of her powers. An utterly believable, sympathetic, loathsome performance. A clear awards favourite. Read More
Woody Allen: A Documentary

While there is a 113-minute theatrical version of Robert B. Weide’s film available, all discerning fans of Woody Allen should do their upmost to seek out the full fascinating 195-minute… Read More
Sleeper

Certainly one of Woody Allen’s funniest films, Sleeper sees the comedian play a jazz musician/health food store owner, who reawakens into a bizarre totalitarian state after a routine operation sees… Read More
REVIEW: Midnight in Paris

Sweeping generalizations are often employed when discussing the lengthy filmography of Woody Allen. Whether referring to his “older, funnier films” of the 70s and 80s, or the bleak period of… Read More