One of the best NY films EVER. In an interview, Woody Allen told TIME that his film deals with the problem of people trying to live a decent existence in an essential junk-obsessed contemporary culture without selling out, admitting that he himself could conceive of giving away all of “[his] possessions to charity and living in much more modest circumstances,” continuing, “I’ve rationalized my way out of it so far, but I could conceive of doing it.” Even today, or to more accurately put it…  ESPECIALLY TODAY, I relate to this. 
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One of the best NY films EVER.

In an interview, Woody Allen told TIME that his film deals with the problem of people trying to live a decent existence in an essential junk-obsessed contemporary culture without selling out, admitting that he himself could conceive of giving away all of “[his] possessions to charity and living in much more modest circumstances,” continuing, “I’ve rationalized my way out of it so far, but I could conceive of doing it.” 

Even today, or to more accurately put it…  ESPECIALLY TODAY, I relate to this.