Genre: Romance, Drama, Comedy, Infidelity, Urban, Love Triangle, Showbiz
Plot: Woody Allen combined the best parts of his earlier films in creating HANNAH AND HER SISTERS, his 1986 masterwork about the changing relationships among three sisters living in New York City. Hannah (Mia Farrow) has put her acting career aside in order to take care of her family with second husband Elliot (Michael Caine in an Oscar-winning performance). Elliot has fallen in love with Hannah's sister Lee (Barbara Hershey), who herself is feeling suffocated by her cynical, mean-spirited loner of a lover, played with great intensity by Ingmar Bergman regular Max von Sydow. Meanwhile, third sister Holly (Oscar winnner Dianne Wiest) is struggling to find her own voice, working as a caterer while she tries to get her own acting career going. And in the middle of everything is Mickey (Woody Allen at his most neurotic), a television writer who is divorced from Hannah, has dated Holly, and, when he suspects he might have a brain tumor, decides to reevaluate his life and his faith in God.HANNAH AND HER SISTERS is Allen's most fully realized, optimistic adult comedy. He won a well-deserved Oscar for his marvelous screenplay, filled with his trademark sharp, witty dialogue, his undying passion for New York (its culture, architecture, music, romance), and some of his most well developed
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| Directed by |
Woody Allen
Match Point, Everyone Says I Love You, Bullets Over Broadway |
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| Cast |
Barbara Hershey
Falling Down, The Right Stuff, The Last Temptation of Christ |
 | Carrie Fisher
Star Wars: Episode V - The Empire Strikes Back, Star Wars: Episode VI - Return of the Jedi, Star Wars |
 | Michael Caine
Batman Begins, Austin Powers in Goldmember, The Cider House Rules |
 | Mia Farrow
Rosemary's Baby, Crimes and Misdemeanors, The Omen |
 | Dianne Wiest
Edward Scissorhands, The Birdcage, The Lost Boys |
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