Stardust Memories (1980), directed by Woody Allen, is a witty and introspective black-and-white film that blurs the line between comedy, romance, and philosophical reflection. Centered on a successful filmmaker attending a retrospective of his own work, the film explores fame, creativity, love, and the uneasy relationship between an artist and his audience. Sharp dialogue, surreal moments, and a distinctly New York sensibility make this film both deeply personal and quietly humorous. A thoughtful choice for viewers who enjoy cinema that asks questions rather than offering easy answers.

Time: 6:00-8:00 pm EST

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