Radio Days

Woody Allen rounds up an ensemble of his favorite actors to tell this nostalgic story of a family's life during the Golden Age of Radio. "In form and even in mood, it is closest to Federico Fellini's Amacord...so ambitious and so audacious that it almost defies description. It's a kaleidoscope of dozens of characters, settings and scenes -- the most elaborate production Allen has ever made -- and it's inexhaustible, spinning out one delight after another.