There are awkward scenes in films and there’s this masterclass in group discomfort from ‘Another Woman’ (1987). A film like many of Woody’s less commercially successful movies that has aged like a fine wine. I’m always curious about the muted colours and tones in this film. Does it suggest emotional restraint, psychological isolation or something else to you? | Woody Allen Films

243K views · 629 reactions | For 20 years everyone ignored Woody Allen's daughter's strong accusations against him, but everything suddenly changed when the Me Too movement revived the case. The director had gotten away with everything, but that was about to change. Now a long list of actors and actresses who worked with him would be questioned, and once they took a stance, it would become clear why Hollywood would turn its back on the filmmaker… | Icons + | Facebook

3.8M views · 65K reactions | Tonight on Newsmax, Greg Kelly asked me about an interview my father Billy Graham did with Woody Allen back in 1969. I thought you might enjoy seeing it... | Franklin Graham | Facebook