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Another Woman

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Another Woman (1988)

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Reviews Counted:20

Fresh:12

Rotten:8

Average Rating:6.3/10

Runtime: 81 mins

Genre: Dramas

Synopsis: University professor Marion Post is experiencing a type of midlife crisis, so she rents an apartment in order to write a book. The apartment is next to a psychiatrist's office, and she... University professor Marion Post is experiencing a type of midlife crisis, so she rents an apartment in order to write a book. The apartment is next to a psychiatrist's office, and she inadvertently hears what transpires between the doctor and some of her patients. She becomes obsessed with the life and ongoing therapy of one woman in particular who believes that her marriage is ending. Through this patient, Marion begins to think about issues in her own life and the causes of her own unhappiness. Woody Allen's intense psychodrama, based somewhat on Ingmar Bergman's psychoanalytic masterpiece WILD STRAWBERRIES, features fabulous performances from Gena Rowlands and Gene Hackman, as well as terrific minor turns by Blythe Danner, John Houseman, and Martha Plympton. [More]

Starring: Gena Rowlands, Gene Hackman, Ian Holm, Mia Farrow

Starring: Gena Rowlands, Gene Hackman, Ian Holm, Mia Farrow, Blythe Danner, Sandy Dennis, John Houseman, Philip Bosco, Betty Buckley, Martha Plimpton, David Ogden Stiers, Harris Yulin

Director: Woody Allen

Director: Woody Allen

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Superbly written and directed by a film-maker at the peak of his creative power, and with a sublime performance by Rowlands to match, this film has not a joke in sight.

Full Review Source: Channel 4 Film | comment Comment
03/23/09
Channel 4 Film
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Rowlands' perfectly pitched approach to a demanding role is particularly stunning.

Full Review Source: Time Out | comment Comment
06/24/06
Time Out
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Nykvist's photography is impeccable, as is Loquasto's spare production design.

Full Review Source: TV Guide's Movie Guide | comment Comment
03/23/09
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No review available.

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08/22/03
Carol Cling
Carol Cling
Las Vegas Review-Journal

Sometimes emotionally disengaging, but generally an intelligent Bergman-esque study of one woman's quest for fulfillment.

Full Review Source: Apollo Guide | comment Comment
09/04/01
Dan Jardine
Dan Jardine
Apollo Guide

Celebrates the honesty and courage needed by men and women at midlife to face up to the truth of things and then to change.

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06/08/01
Frederic and Mary Ann Brussat
Frederic and Mary Ann Brussat
Spirituality and Practice

The storytelling is fluid and dramatic -- almost theatrical -- the film glows with light and the design is economically artful.

Full Review Source: Washington Post | comment Comment
01/01/00
Joe Brown
Joe Brown
Washington Post

No review available.

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08/11/02
Linda Cook
Linda Cook
Quad City Times (Davenport, IA)

Commercially ignored and critically unheralded even by Allen's own falling standards, [the film is] a sensitive, accomplished, and ambitious picture that deserves notice.

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01/10/03
Nick Davis
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No review available.

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01/29/03
Philip Martin
Philip Martin
Arkansas Democrat-Gazette

Film is the most voyeuristic medium, but rarely have I experienced this fact more sharply than while watching Woody Allen's Another Woman.

Full Review Source: Chicago Sun-Times | comment Comment
01/01/00
Roger Ebert
Roger Ebert
Chicago Sun-Times
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Film that emerges is brave, in many ways fascinating, and in all respects of a caliber rarely seen.

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03/23/09
Variety Staff
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Variety
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No review available.

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04/28/05
Andy Klein
Andy Klein
Los Angeles CityBeat

Not Woody's best. He gets serious and that's usually not a good sign.

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10/31/02
Boo Allen
Boo Allen
Denton Record Chronicle (TX)

It makes for a decidedly uneven, occasionally fascinating, but ultimately rather frustrating experience.

Full Review Source: Deseret News, Salt Lake City | comment Comment
01/01/00
Chris Hicks
Chris Hicks
Deseret News, Salt Lake City

Intellectually posturing.

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02/10/06
Dennis Schwartz
Dennis Schwartz
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07/02/05
Emanuel Levy
Emanuel Levy
EmanuelLevy.Com

A piece of posturing phoniness designed to awe spectators who like their psychodramas third-hand and upscale.

Full Review Source: Chicago Reader | comment Comment
03/23/09
Jonathan Rosenbaum
Jonathan Rosenbaum
Chicago Reader

Once again, Allen has mistaken unfunny for serious, feeling the breath of immortality on his shoulder.

Full Review Source: Washington Post | comment Comment
01/01/00
Rita Kempley
Rita Kempley
Washington Post

Mr. Allen is becoming an immensely sophisticated director, but this screenplay is in need of a merciless literary editor.

Full Review Source: New York Times | comment Comment
05/20/03
Vincent Canby
Vincent Canby
New York Times
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