Woody Allen: "In the future I want to believe that people will not think that I am a monster"

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• LUIS MARTÍNEZ

  Venice

Updated on Saturday, 5 September 2020 - 22:09

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• Woody Allen to Fernando Trueba.

  "I am very concerned with the rise of the extreme right"

Rifkin's Festival

is the story of an almost elderly totally hypochondriac who loves movies, women and love himself alike.

Not so much about life and not necessarily because of the transcribed order.

It is not, despite the evidence and appearances, the story of Woody Allen ("

None of my films are about me," he clarifies before the fourth parallel rehearsed by the interviewer) and, nevertheless, few productions of a filmography on the verge of fifty

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