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Husbands and Wives

Excellent performances from Pollack and Davis in particular, make this one of Woody's finest of the 90s.

In real life, Allen apparently did not back away, and to some degree "Husbands and Wives" is his apologia for the relationship he has entered into with Farrow's adopted daughter.

This is one of Woody Allen's best films to date, combining some of his finest serious writing about relationships(...) with humor that's all the more effective thanks to its dark, edgy context.

...is a big, spongy ball of therapeutic angst. I hope Woody Allen continues pouring his life into his movies...