Hannah and her sisters

Hannah and her sisters. Dir. Woody Allen (1986)

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“I’m so depressed”. Hannah and Her Sisters (1986)

Woody Allen and Dianne Wiest in Hannah and Her Sisters (1986)

In his first newspaper interview, the adopted son of Mia Farrow and Woody Allen talks about an atmosphere of anger and hatred in his family, the problems of transracial adoption – and his certainty that his sister was not abused by their father

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Mia Farrow and Dianne Wiest in Hannah and Her Sisters

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The Thanksgiving scene near the end of Woody Allen's 'Hannah and Her Sisters' (1986)

Without their vibrant, odd, beautiful, and unique women, Woody Allen’s movies would be nothing more the ample angsting of a hyper-articulate nebbish. That is the subject of a piece in June’s W on Allen’s many muses, which includes the auteur’s…

Hannah and her Sisters

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Hannah & her sisters

Dianne Wiest in Hannah and her sisters

Hannah and her Sisters (1986) was John Turturro's first role in an Allen movie, 28 years later, Wood Allen stars in a Turturro's movie.