Anne Hall is a 1977 (50th) Academy Award for Best Picture in the romantic comedy category. The film was directed by Woody Allen and the screenplay was written by Allen in collaboration with Marshall Brickman.
【Synopsis】
The story takes place in New York City and Los Angeles. Alan's Alvy Singer is a comical character haunted by death, and his opponent is the neurotic, energetic, life-loving Anne Hall (Diane Keaton).
The film chronicles their relationship for several years, interpolating several magical journeys in their respective lives (when Alvy was a child, Anne was able to "see" Alvy's family, and Alvy saw Anne's former boyfriend. Years later, after many quarrels and conflicts, the two break up after understanding their fundamental differences, while Annie becomes involved with a music producer in the West Bank (Paul Simon).
Alvy eventually realizes that he still loves Annie and expresses his desire to reunite, but he fails and resigns himself to returning to New York.
One day the two meet again on the street, with new acquaintances on both sides, and Anne moves back to New York. Occasionally, the two would reminisce in the café and talk about the past that the two of them had experienced together.
Alvy Singer grew up in Brooklyn, New York, where his father ran a bumper yard. In the film he describes his childhood home under the tracks of the landmark "Raiden" roller coaster on Coney Island.
Comedian Ive Singer is such a person who is very concerned about his Jewish origins, thinks he has a childhood shadow, has watched the physiological doctor for sixteen years without getting better but keeps paying to see it; a little AQ energy, but full of pessimism about life; likes to tell boring jokes constantly. Because of his own neurotic qualities, Ive has experienced two failed marriages.
Ivey meets Annie, a girl who dreams of becoming a singer, and they gradually fall in love. Anne, with Ivey's patronage, praises her agility and progress, but her arrogance intercepts her contact with Ivey.
This is the self-dissection of American comedy director Woody Allen, based on the various love affairs with his girlfriend Diane Keaton at that time, and developed into this film. A watershed of thinking that makes this pair of lovers drift apart... The good drama of women seeking autonomy in love unfolds.
The film can be regarded as a semi-autobiographical sequel film, but also a work that reflects the atmosphere of female consciousness in the 70s, Diane Keaton created a memorable performance with a unique recitation, which won the Oscar for Best Actress that year. Woody Allen played his sharp irony, showing the conflict and joy of the love process between men and women with wonderful dialogue.
In Annie Hall, Woody Allen tells two jokes, the first of which is at the beginning, saying that he never wants to join a club, which is full of people like him; The second is at the end, which says he went to the psychiatrist and told the doctor about him.
In New York in the seventies, a boyish-style girl held a wine glass and talked with the male protagonist next to the fence in the attic. Annie's dress is so good that people can't take their eyes off it, shirts, ties, vests, wide-leg trousers... Almost all of them are men's dress styles, which are completely in line with the image of "gentlewomen" that is repeatedly mentioned at the moment.
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