Once again, as it does in “The purple rose of Cairo” Woody’s childhood plays a very important role in this film. Having grown in a decadent period of time in American History and being part of an American…  read review

“The purple rose of Cairo” represents in some way what Woody Allen has though all of his life about films. The first time he went to the movies he was just a kid and he felt so excited that he stood…  read review

Although in my Woody Allen Films list I place this movie in the third position after Annie Hall and Crimes and Misdemeanors, unquestionably, this is one of his finest works. We are thrown into our…  read review