Anything Else

As a classic in Woody Allen's oeuvre, Annie Hall offers the quintessential neurotic New York romance that fans of Anything Else will appreciate. Explore the ups and downs of a quirky relationship, with Allen's characteristic humor and insight.

Another gem from Woody Allen, Manhattan paints a black-and-white love letter to New York City while delving into complex romantic and existential issues, much as Anything Else does.

This film features Woody Allen as a hopeless romantic guided by the spirit of Humphrey Bogart, offering a blend of humor and heartbreak that viewers who enjoyed Anything Else are likely to find engaging.

While diving into the theme of nostalgia and romantic idealization of the past, Midnight in Paris offers a charming journey with Woody Allen's trademark humor and whimsy that resonates with Anything Else's tone.

This ensemble piece navigates the intertwined lives of a family over a couple of years, showcasing the kind of articulate, introspective characters and sharp dialogue present in Anything Else.

In this darker and more adult comedy, Woody Allen plays a writer dealing with his personal and professional crises, living up to the expectation of sharp wit and self-deprecating humor akin to that in Anything Else.

For the more introspective fan of Woody Allen's work, Stardust Memories provides a meta-cinematic experience about a director pondering his creative path, filled with the type of existential musing also found in Anything Else.