Posted on 16/05/08
HIGHLIGHT: DECONSTRUCTING HARRY
Woody Allen edged into edgy territory with this black comedy on the perils of the creative process. The 1997 feature cast the iconoclastic writer-director into the thankless role of Harry Block, a bitter, pill-popping novelist with a penchant for prostitutes. Reviled by ex-wives and former lovers for putting their personal lives into print, Harry finds himself hopelessly alone on the eve of being feted by his college alma mater.
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