Interiors

Interiors (1978) is a film directed by Woody Allen that deviates from his typical comedic style. It is described as a carefully crafted homage to the psychodramas of Ingmar Bergman. The movie focuses on a dysfunctional family and features a cast including Geraldine Page, Maureen Stapleton, E.G. Marshall, Mary Beth Hurt, and Diane Keaton. Unlike Allen's comedies, Interiors omits humor and explores weighty themes, which led to a mixed critical reception, with some finding it pretentious. Despite its less successful box office performance, the film earned Allen Academy Award nominations for best director and best original screenplay.12