Comparing The Film 'Crimes And Misdemeanors'
Philosophical Issues in Film
Freedom and Responsibility
Crimes and Misdemeanors In Woody Allen’s film “Crimes and Misdemeanors,” the main characters face problems with morals, choices, and personal responsibilities that cloud their lives. There are two storylines that at first don’t seem to mix, but in the end come to an interesting connection when both main characters meet. Both stories are tales of adultery, but one also involves murder, and embezzlement.
In the first storyline, Woody Allen’s character, Cliff, is a failing documentary director trapped in a loveless marriage and only finds release from life in the movie theater. Cliff dislikes his wife’s brother Lester who, unfortunately, is hiring Cliff to make a documentary of his
Freedom and Responsibility
Crimes and Misdemeanors In Woody Allen’s film “Crimes and Misdemeanors,” the main characters face problems with morals, choices, and personal responsibilities that cloud their lives. There are two storylines that at first don’t seem to mix, but in the end come to an interesting connection when both main characters meet. Both stories are tales of adultery, but one also involves murder, and embezzlement.
In the first storyline, Woody Allen’s character, Cliff, is a failing documentary director trapped in a loveless marriage and only finds release from life in the movie theater. Cliff dislikes his wife’s brother Lester who, unfortunately, is hiring Cliff to make a documentary of his