Review of Woody Allen: A Documentary (2011) by Gavyn M — 02 Sep 2012

An extremely rare look behind the curtain of America's most prolific and reclusive filmmakers. If you are an Allen fan, there are gems aplenty: sequences of Woody's bedroom workplace, his arcane working methods at the typewriter he's owned since the age of 16, his draw of ideas on scraps of paper and a guided tour of his childhood haunts.

This is the ultimate, intimate portrait of an enduring genius. His opening, self derecating monologue shows us he is human afterall.