“Besides being one of Woody’s most consistently witty films, Love and Death marks a couple of other advances for Mr. Allen as a film maker and for Miss Keaton as a wickedly funny comedienne.” - Janet Maslin @nytimes BOTD - Harold Gould (1923 ‑ 2010) #woodyallen #loveanddeath | Woody Allen Films

One of my favourite exchanges in any Woody Allen film. This is from the excellent ‘Deconstructing Harry’ (1997). | Woody Allen Films

There are awkward scenes in films and there’s this masterclass in group discomfort from ‘Another Woman’ (1987). A film like many of Woody’s less commercially successful movies that has aged like a fine wine. I’m always curious about the muted colours and tones in this film. Does it suggest emotional restraint, psychological isolation or something else to you? | Woody Allen Films