45 years after ‘Annie Hall,’ Diane Keaton remains the epitome of awkward grace and elegant imperfection
It’s hard to believe 45 years have passed since Woody Allen’s “Annie Hall” hit the big screen, a cultural game-changer if ever there was one. Today, it’s admittedly dated and awash in self-referential comic clichés: for example, its depiction of a neurotic, intellectual New York Jew grappling with the meaning or non-meaning of virtually everything…
