Melinda and Melinda
Can any story be comic or tragic depending on the telling? Woody Allen's innovative new film alternates between two versions of the same story - one funny, one sad. At the centre of this experiment is Melinda (Radha Mitchell), a woman with a bad break-up on her heels and a burgeoning drug habit... So will it be happily ever after - or tears before bedtime?
Year: 2004
Genre: Comedy, Drama
Country: USA
Director: Woody Allen
Starring: Chloe Sevigny, Jonny Lee Miller, Radha Mitchell, Wallace Shawn, Will Ferrell, Amanda Peet, Chiwetel Ejiofor
Duration: 95 Minutes
Rating: M - Contains sexual references.
6.5/10
Location in store: Comedy Romance
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