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A Rainy Day in New York (2019)
A young couple arrive in Manhattan expecting a romantic weekend together and instead spend a rainy day on separate adventures involving filmmakers, actors, old friends and family secrets.
Wonder Wheel (2017)
Against the lights and noise of 1950s Coney Island, an unhappy former actress begins an affair with a young lifeguard before discovering that his attention has shifted towards her husband’s estranged daughter.
Café Society (2016)
A young Bronx man travels to 1930s Hollywood and falls in love with his powerful uncle’s secretary before returning to New York and reinventing himself inside the city’s glamorous nightclub world.
Blue Jasmine (2013)
After the collapse of her wealthy New York life, Jasmine moves to San Francisco to stay with her sister while attempting to rebuild a future she is psychologically unequipped to face. Cate Blanchett stars.
Whatever Works (2009)
A fiercely pessimistic New York intellectual reluctantly takes in an optimistic young runaway from Mississippi and finds his carefully constructed worldview becoming increasingly difficult to maintain. Larry David and Evan Rachel Wood star.
Melinda and Melinda (2004)
A dinner-table argument about whether life is fundamentally tragic or comic creates two different versions of the same Manhattan story, each centred on a woman named Melinda.
Anything Else (2003)
A young New York comedy writer struggles with an unpredictable girlfriend, an ineffective manager and the increasingly alarming advice of an older mentor. Jason Biggs, Christina Ricci and Woody Allen star.
Hollywood Ending (2002)
A once-successful filmmaker gets the comeback opportunity of his career and develops psychosomatic blindness just before shooting begins. Woody Allen’s film-industry comedy stars Téa Leoni and George Hamilton.
The Curse of the Jade Scorpion (2001)
A 1940 New York insurance investigator and the efficiency expert he despises are hypnotised into committing jewel robberies. Woody Allen and Helen Hunt lead a period detective comedy filled with jazz, hypnosis and romantic hostility.
Small Time Crooks (2000)
A hopeless ex-con plans a bank robbery while the cookie shop hiding the scheme accidentally makes his wife a millionaire. Woody Allen’s broad New York comedy stars Tracey Ullman, Elaine May and Hugh Grant.
Sweet and Lowdown (1999)
The fictional story of Emmet Ray, a brilliant but deeply unreliable 1930s jazz guitarist convinced he is second only to Django Reinhardt. Sean Penn and Samantha Morton lead Woody Allen’s affectionate jazz comedy-drama.
Celebrity (1998)
After their divorce, a journalist and his former wife take very different paths through New York’s world of actors, models, television and fame. Woody Allen’s black-and-white satire stars Kenneth Branagh and Judy Davis.
Deconstructing Harry (1997)
A successful novelist confronts former wives, lovers and characters drawn from his own fiction while travelling to the university that once expelled him. One of Woody Allen’s darkest and most structurally inventive comedies.
Everyone Says I Love You (1996)
Woody Allen turns the romantic complications of an extended New York family into a musical, carrying an all-star cast from Manhattan to Venice and Paris through classic American songs.
Mighty Aphrodite (1995)
A New York sportswriter traces the biological mother of his brilliant adopted son and discovers Linda Ash, a woman very different from the person he imagined. Woody Allen’s comedy combines Manhattan, Greek tragedy and an Oscar-winning Mira Sorvino.
Bullets Over Broadway (1994)
An idealistic playwright gets his big Broadway break with one condition: a gangster’s hopelessly untalented girlfriend must join the cast. Woody Allen’s backstage comedy stars John Cusack, Dianne Wiest and Chazz Palminteri.
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.