2. Woody's routine is extremely simple. The young male protagonist naturally loves the broken dreams. Time has passed and reunited with the female protagonist. They found out that they had become someone they once despised. LA Veronica is Bobbi's cinnabar mole and Bai Yueguang, and Bobbi is (on the poster) the tear in LA Veronica's heart.
3. The sentence on the poster Anyone who is anyone... will be seen at Café Society is a bit confusing, it is just the sentence.
4. Maybe it's busy with the short drama, the irony and dramatic elements in this film are much less.
5. Woody Allen's period dramas rarely combine the background of the times, and are more expressed through clothing, scenery, and lifestyle (such as Radio Days). The contrast is also in the 1930s. Gatsby of Baz Luhrmann seems to live in another New York. . Except for traversal dramas, most of Woody's stories can take place in any era.
6. Last year, I was fortunate enough to watch Woody's scene at Café Carlyle. There was no regret in my life. The scene was filled with the middle-class people often seen in his movies. Woody's staggering steps are still fresh when he leaves the field, but fortunately, his parents' average life expectancy is 99 years.
7. Recently, the simplified version of Eric Lax’s dialogue with Woody Allen was published. I read the traditional version earlier. In addition to the poor translation, the two sides of the dialogue are really not on the same level. The seemingly 38-year span is actually only concentrated on a few points in time. It's not a study book, but a transcript.
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