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Shadows and Fog (1991)
A timid clerk is dragged into a midnight hunt for a serial killer in a fog-shrouded city. Woody Allen’s expressionist comedy blends murder, philosophy, circus performers and an extraordinary ensemble cast.
Alice (1990)
A wealthy Manhattan housewife visits a Chinatown herbalist about a persistent backache and begins discovering the desires, ambitions and choices she has suppressed for years. Mia Farrow stars in Woody Allen’s romantic fantasy.
Crimes and Misdemeanors (1989)
A respected doctor faces an appalling moral choice while a struggling documentary filmmaker wrestles with love, compromise and failure. Woody Allen’s acclaimed drama asks what morality means in an indifferent universe.
Another Woman (1988)
A philosophy professor begins questioning the carefully ordered life she has built after overhearing another woman’s psychotherapy sessions. Gena Rowlands leads one of Woody Allen’s most introspective dramas.
September (1987)
Six people spend the final days of summer at a Vermont country house as unreturned love, family secrets and difficult choices rise to the surface. Woody Allen’s intimate drama stars Mia Farrow, Dianne Wiest and Elaine Stritch.
Radio Days
Woody Allen looks back at childhood, family and the golden age of American radio in this affectionate collection of memories set in 1930s and 1940s New York, starring Mia Farrow, Dianne Wiest and Seth Green
The Purple Rose of Cairo (1985)
A lonely Depression-era waitress escapes into the movies until one of the characters on screen notices her watching and steps into the real world. Woody Allen’s bittersweet fantasy stars Mia Farrow and Jeff Daniels.
Broadway Danny Rose (1984)
Small-time theatrical agent Danny Rose will do almost anything for the performers he represents. When a singer’s comeback draws him into a love triangle and a mob misunderstanding, his loyalty is tested in one of Woody Allen’s warmest New York comedies.
Zelig (1983)
Leonard Zelig is so desperate to fit in that he physically becomes whoever happens to be around him. Woody Allen’s brilliantly constructed mock-documentary blends comedy, romance and social satire with extraordinary recreated archive footage.
A Midsummer Night’s Sex Comedy (1982)
Six people spend a summer weekend in the country as old attractions return, new ones emerge and carefully arranged relationships begin to unravel. Woody Allen’s warm period comedy stars Mia Farrow, Mary Steenburgen, Tony Roberts, Julie Hagerty and José Ferrer.
Hannah and Her Sisters (1986)
A warm, funny and deeply human portrait of family, relationships and the search for meaning, featuring one of Woody Allen’s finest ensemble casts.