There are no big scenes or hilarious hilarious scenes, and there are not many characters. The film is scattered with trivial life fragments, personal memories, occasional feelings, and idle banter. The most prominent feature of such a sloppy film is the rich taste of life in it, which not only has the perception of the art of life, but also has profound philosophy, and is also full of warm and sad sentiments. In this film, we can see the thinking of gender and art in pansexualism.
German philosopher A. Schopenhauer said in "The Sufferings of Love and Life": "Sex is the real hereditary monarch of this world, which has realized the greatness of its power, and sits proudly on the hereditary throne, with contemptuous eyes. Riding in love, when people do everything in their power to limit it, hide it, or consider it a by-product of life, or even regarded as an unworthy evil, it scoffs at their futility." Alvy Singer, never hides it His own sexuality, at the dance, he took his wife to a room and tried to have sex with her. In a public setting, he made no secret of his sexual thirst. It can be seen that Allen advocates that "sex is the real hereditary monarch of this world".
Then F. Nietzsche associates artistic creation with sexual activity, saying: "The artist, by his very nature, is probably a womanizer... The force that a person consumes in artistic conception is the same force that a person consumes in sexual activity. ." Judging from Alvy Singer's career in the film, it seems to be a deliberate arrangement by Woody Allen. As a creator of art, the dramatist needs inspiration and motivation, and their source comes from sex. Unsatisfied sexual desire will mean the exhaustion of creative inspiration. Alvy Singer's divorce is not so much because of his long-term unsatisfactory sexual life; it is more because he is divorced for the pursuit of sex and the continuous creative inspiration.
S. Freud is the epitome of pansexualism. He believes that libido (translated as libido in Chinese) is all the instinctive power contained in the word "love". This sexual instinctive power must be exerted, and if it is suppressed, it will lead to mental illness. This kind of sexual instinct energy can be transferred or sublimated. The development of human society and cultural creation are all ways for the sexual instinct to disguise itself and vent to the outside world. The original fiery flame of love was gradually extinguished under the burial of mundane life, and Annie finally abandoned Alvy to find a new relationship. Breaking up is not to hide sexual desire, but to disguise his sexual desire instinctively and let it out in a grand-sounding way, which is not only used by Annie, but also by Alvy.
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