New York City
Play It Again, Sam is Woody Allen’s classic comedy about a neurotic film critic and movie buff whose overactive imagination and hilarious daydreams guide him in his befuddled attempt to re-enter the dating scene. With some help from his married friends and advice from Humphrey Bogart, he struggles to find love and glory – and to survive a parade of women. Director Bevin O’Gara states, “I have always been a big fan of Woody Allen and his dry sense of humor — there is no one better at hope filled hopelessness — and there is no one who writes about the bad parts of relationships with such tenderness, kindness, and wit.”