Alfie has lsciato because his wife Helena, seized with sudden fear of his senility, he decided to change his life. Thus began a relationship (now married) with a call-girl rather showy, Charmaine. Helena tried to remedy their sudden, desperate, lonely looking for before advice from various psychologists, then relying compleat the "treatment" of a self-proclaimed sorceress capable of predicting the future. Their daughter Sally meanwhile, faces a marriage that no longer works, since her husband Roy, having written a successful novel, is no longer able to obtain a result that satisfies. Sally now works closely with a gallery owner, Greg, who begins to like not only on the professional level ... and Roy from the window of his study, while it is "working", he begins to fall for the new tenant of the apartment in the face ...
In this Woody Allen film different ages are compared with the need for something that exemplify the word "love" but which, if required, saying they would not know the meaning. Unable to escape this requirement, each trying to find solutions that end up be temporary, even if everyone in his heart, he wants them to be forever. But the "forever" does not exist. Everyone tries to remedy their loneliness as it can and as you know and do not even need to be forgiven for that. Humanity can not act otherwise. However, what is to be severely punished, the "intellectual theft", peddling the ideas of others to own, Allen has an opinion about this relentlessly. Every time I see a Woody Allen film I hear from his critics, again the same comment: always speak the same things, never change the subject. Well, perhaps it may be true that always comes back ... but on the same themes are themes of "its" in style, quality, lightness and depth. I recommend it, because it is also very well acted by all.
DIRECTOR: Woody Allen
ACTORS: Anthony Hopkins
Antonio Banderas
Josh Brolin
Naomi Watts
Gemma Jones
Freida Pinto
Lucy Punch
Pauline Collins
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