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HBO’s docu-series puts the spotlight back on the child abuse allegation that has hung over Woody Allen since 1992
Timothée Chalamet and Elle Fanning lead a film that has been disowned by some of those in it
The director on his battle to keep working, the abuse allegations that still pursue him and why his next film could be his last
Does art always have to ‘hold up’ to modern-day values?
The director’s latest features stars such as Kate Winslet and Justin Timberlake — but it’s another re-tread of old themes
Arrow Films eagerly serves up a generous third helping of Blu-rays, including ‘Radio Days’ and ‘September’
Starring Jesse Eisenberg, Woody Allen’s latest is neither a total dud nor the return to form
Two sets from the film-maker’s heyday, including his ‘early funny ones’ and the Mia Farrow years
Filmmaker’s 1930s-set movie looks ravishing — but the dialogue disappoints
A surreal comic actor with a surreal life history
The extra sparkle of Hollywood stardust from Woody Allen and Plácido Domingo befits a production from LA Opera
Highlights of this year’s festival include a comedy about cannibalism and class conflict
At worst, it is a code of belonging that freezes people out
Indulge in tradition at the grand Esplanade hotel and take sparkling wine at your breakfast meeting
A student becomes embroiled in her philosophy lecturer’s existential dilemma in Woody Allen’s latest
Situations that almost made timeless archetypes something else, including how Frank Sinatra could have been ‘Dirty Harry’
Joaquin Phoenix stars in Woody Allen’s tale of morality and mortality
Gallery at Cooperstown knocks gridiron’s Canton out of the park
Gemma Arterton stars as one half of an English couple coming undone in a self-delighted Flaubert update
Greta Gerwig co-writes and stars as an ambitious multi-tasker in Noah Baumbach’s funny-profound film
Star director says he has ‘regretted every second’ of streaming deal
Creativity tips from the man who coined the phrase ‘internet of things’
A magician holidaying in France is keen to meet a clairvoyant whom he suspects to be a fraud in Woody Allen’s latest
Jeff Bezos is shaking up film and newspapers, but both sectors will test his customer-first, profits-later strategy
The World Economic Forum is designed to exacerbate executive angst, not confidence
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