Director:
Woody AllenGuión:
Woody AllenCámara:
Carlo Di PalmaReparto:
Denholm Elliott, Dianne Wiest, Mia Farrow, Sam Waterston, Jack Warden, Rosemary Murphy, Elaine Stritch, Ira WheelerSinopsis(1)
Son los últimos días de agosto. Diane, una vieja y vitalista estrella de cine, y su pareja visitan a su hija Lane en su casa de campo. Lane es una mujer depresiva, cuya vida está marcada desde la infancia por el asesinato del amante de su madre, a la que culpa de su mala suerte. Lane está enamorada de Peter, un escritor, pero éste ama a Stephanie, que le corresponde, aunque está casada. (Filmin)
(más)Reseñas (2)
Unusually cleanest seriously and surprisingly also quite depressingly affecting story of one storm without the usual self-irony. But there is a lack of Woody in an acting position and Elaine Stritch's not-quite-convincing presence strongly hinders. The reason why I consider September to be among the director's least successful films is mainly because, in addition to Lane, the characters lack a bit more depth.
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Amazing. I mean, September is a very sad, even depressing film, but Woody Allen (an eternal, though often quite latent optimist) still managed to give it an ending that has enough hope to warm you up in the end. I still prefer Allen's comedies, but September is a truly masterful piece. Just like Another Woman.
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