6
...filled with a distinctly feminine spirit ...
A tribute
Woody Allen, in his autobiography Apropos of Nothing, begins the story of how his passionate period with Diane Keaton started: We’re all sitting in the theater waiting for Keaton to
The iconic-ish French model/mistress/actor
4.8
It’s quite disheartening to see a film with a cast this willing and capable of delivering catharsis, and yet the only performers that end up standing out are either barely
9
...takes drollness to curious and often very entertaining new levels...
The French actor is having a moment.
It wouldn’t be fair to say that Allen is just dialling it in, but you really feel he could have made us care more.
This staginess might work in another context but here it lets the fire fizzle...