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Woody Allen
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Woody Allen
Examines his filmmaking style (personal vision) and major themes (personal voice) in "Annie Hall", "Manhattan", "Crimes and Misdemeanors" and "Hannah and Her Sisters".
1,575 words (approx. 6.3 pages) |
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1993
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"This study will focus on the filmmaking style (personal vision) and major themes and messages (personal voice) of Woody Allen as expressed in several of his films.As a filmmaker who relies primarily on his own cinematic personality, Allen has created a style, a vision, which reflects that personality. It is, as Foster Hirsch points out, the style of the nightclub comic, a persona which served Allen well in his earlier pre-filmic career and has served him well in the film world. It is a style which brings along with it the voice of the nightclub comic as well, despite the fact that Allen deals with more profound topics than many other comics and comic filmmakers.
As Hirsch writes, "In Annie Hall, Woody plays a stand-up comic, claiming on film the same kind of control over and intimacy with his audience that he enjoyed during his cabaret ..."
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