In "Crimes and Misdemeanors", Woody Allen portrays a serious and true image of a Jewish family. Unlike the previous "Annie Hall" that he filmed, Allen portrays the life of an orthodox Jewish family in a respectful tone in this film, and at the same time confides that he does not have the same faith and compassion that they have. God and feel sorry. Allen guided others to find his own style with a simple and low-key visual style. In his own unique way, he changed popular culture and influenced Hollywood of that era
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Woody Allen's "Crimes and Misdemeanors" is a largely neglected film work in the 1980s. In this masterpiece, Woody Allen made a bold attempt to subtly blend "melodrama" and "sitcom", which are not in harmony with the narrative form, to tell a story of mixed sadness and joy. What makes film critics and viewers even more amazed is that the director further changed the existing motif of the genre story-the fate of the protagonist, which extended the audience's thinking on "moral relativity"
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