Woody Allen
With his unique ability to tell stories, Woody Allen takes us back to his childhood in Brooklyn; to the early years of American television, when he worked as a comedian in television reviews alongside legendary figures such as Mel Brooks and Neil Simon; in clubs where he appeared as an improvised comedian struggling to recognize his talent and find the path to success. And then he travels to the world of cinema, when he started shooting his first comedies (Brain Wanted for Robbery, Bananas, Everything About Sex), and guides us in his sixty-year productive career in cinema, from classic movies. of (The Nervous Lover, Manhattan, Hannah and Her Sisters) to the most recent (Midnight in Paris, A Rainy Day in New York). At the same time he talks to us about his weddings, his loves and his famous friendships, about the jazz music he loves to play, about his books and his plays, while we learn about his demons, his mistakes and his successes and for the people who marked him.
