Unit 3 - Part 1 discussion

Proctor: ENG 102

Note Taking Sheet: Woody Allen’s Crimes and Misdemeanors—part I

1. Eyes are the most prominent motif in film. Make note of references to eyes:

2. The film is concerned with religion, morality, and ethics. Make note of references to this motif:

3. This film is almost unique in its combination of two very opposed genre in it two intertwined story lines. How does the film manage transitions between the plot lines? Note the use of music, films within the film, and any other techniques.

4. Lester’s brother, the Rabbi, Ben, is the only character to figure in both plot lines. What seems important about Ben? How does he tie the story lines together? Where else do siblings show up?

5. Other observations: