Annie Hall
1977 · Woody Allen · 93 min · Comedy, Romance
Annie Hall changed what a romantic comedy could be, and its influence on the genre is hard to overstate. Diane Keaton's performance remains a high point of American screen comedy, and the film's structural inventiveness still feels fresh decades later. Alvy Singer's self-absorption limits the emotional range, and some of the cultural references have faded. But as a portrait of how relationships fall apart despite the best intentions of the people in them, it still finds the nerve.