Woody Allen

writer, director

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Feature Film

Sleeper

by Woody Allen and Marshall Brickman, directed by Woody Allen
(at movie theaters, USA, 17 December 1973)

Jazz musician Miles Monroe is conscripted into a long sleep and awakened 200 years later. —Michael Main

Look, you gotta be kidding. I wanna go back to sleep! If I don't get at least 600 years, I'm grouchy all day.

A montage of Woody Allen in the future, capped by Allen and Diane Keaton in a
heli-chair.

1974 Hugo
1974 Nebula

Science Fiction
Comedy
Time Phenomena

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Feature Film

Midnight in Paris

written and directed by Woody Allen
(Cannes Film Festival, 11 May 2011)

Would-be novelist Gil Prender is in Paris with his fiancée who doesn’t understand why he would want to live in Paris or hang out with Hemingway and his pals in the 1920s. —Michael Main

I was trying to escape my present the same way you’re trying to escape yours—to a golden age.

Hands in pockets, a casual Owen Wilson (as Gil) walks a cobbled sidewalk by the
Seine with the sky above him taking the appearance of van Gogh

Eloi Honorable Mention

Fantasy
Romance
Definite Time Travel

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