
2021·Documentary·4 episodes
8.0
★







The story of one Hollywood's most notorious and public scandals: the accusation of sexual abuse against Woody Allen involving Dylan, his then 7-year-old daughter with Mia Farrow; their subsequent custody trial, the revelation of Allen’s relationship with Farrow’s daughter, Soon-Yi; and the controversial aftermath in the years that followed.
Created by Kirby Dick and Amy Ziering and Amy Herdy
sexual abuse

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Cast

Dylan Farrow
Self

Mia Farrow
Self

Ronan Farrow
Self

Woody Allen
Self (archive footage)

Soon-Yi Previn
Self (archive footage)
Crew

Michael Abels
Original Music Composer

Kirby Dick
Executive Producer

Dan Cogan
Executive Producer

Maiken Baird
Executive Producer

Ian Darling
Executive Producer

Jenny Raskin
Executive Producer

Geralyn White Dreyfous
Executive Producer

Regina K. Scully
Executive Producer

Nancy Abraham
Executive Producer

Lisa Heller
Executive Producer

Amy Ziering
Executive Producer

Sara Rodriguez
Supervising Producer
Popular Reviews
34 reviews
Clara

it's so scary and sad how men can get away with being abusers, manipulative and all kinds of things. people will always believe and protect men over women.
it's so scary and sad how men can get away with being abusers, manipulative and all kinds of things. people will always believe and protect men over women.
Polina S
10.0★ · 01/30/24

no one famous person confesses to rape or murder. you write that this is a “one-sided story”, but personally i heard the other side, who has insincerity written on his face. the very speech where he said that good always triumphs over evil: why did he read everything from a sheet? how can you trust this side? every word he says doesn't ring true.
yall disgusting.
yall disgusting.
no one famous person confesses to rape or murder. you write that this is a “one-sided story”, but personally i heard the other side, who has insincerity written on his face. the very speech where he said that good always triumphs over evil: why did he read everything from a sheet? how can you trust this side? every word he says doesn't ring true.
yall disgusting.
yall disgusting.
lucas

woody allen die bitch .
woody allen die bitch .
Connor McCreesh
9.0★ · 05/07/23

CW: CSA
A stunning, staggering, incredibly unsettling expose of Woody Allen's heinous actions. There is hard evidence shown here that he did abuse Dylan Farrow and groom Soon-Yi Previn, and got away with it. Mia Farrow's not perfect either, but she didn't use her clout to ruin careers and lives like Woody did. The allegations made towards him in this documentary, which I knew a little about beforehand, are more disturbing than I imagined. I don't care that he made good films and is a pop culture icon, I don't care anymore about separating the art from the artist (I mean he did make a film where he outed himself as a pedophile and everyone loved it), he should not still be free and working today, he should be blacklisted and behind bars like Harvey Weinstein. Higher-ups in the industry, and reviewers on this site as well, should be ashamed to have supported him especially after the #MeToo movement took off. The amount of people who still say "Woody Allen is innocent", even on this godforsaken site, is astounding and they had better change their thinking. It makes me so angry that the system has continued to enable and give platforms to predatory men like Woody Allen, who still denies the allegations despite multiple obvious clues to his guilt. If you like his films, that is okay and I will not change that, but if you continue to defend Woody Allen's actions in his personal life (I am talking to you, Alec Baldwin, Bill Maher, among several others), I don't want much to do with you. I will always stand with Dylan Farrow.
I've seen critiques of this documentary being one-sided and not consulting Soon-Yi, Woody or Moses. While that's unavoidable as it's from Dylan's point of view, a lot of these critiques come from defenders of Allen, and so don't have as much validity as they could with a less pressing subject.
Yes, I have seen and enjoyed several of Allen's films, particularly Annie Hall and Midnight in Paris, I even remember enjoying Antz as a kid, and am interested in viewing a few of his other works. However, I have made a vow: if I am to see a Woody Allen film again, I am not streaming it, going to a revival screening, or buying it on physical media, but I am pirating it. It would be hypocritical of me to condemn Allen's actions while also supporting the man, and so I will stop giving him royalties from continued streams and purchases of his work in solidarity with Dylan and Ronan Farrow.
A stunning, staggering, incredibly unsettling expose of Woody Allen's heinous actions. There is hard evidence shown here that he did abuse Dylan Farrow and groom Soon-Yi Previn, and got away with it. Mia Farrow's not perfect either, but she didn't use her clout to ruin careers and lives like Woody did. The allegations made towards him in this documentary, which I knew a little about beforehand, are more disturbing than I imagined. I don't care that he made good films and is a pop culture icon, I don't care anymore about separating the art from the artist (I mean he did make a film where he outed himself as a pedophile and everyone loved it), he should not still be free and working today, he should be blacklisted and behind bars like Harvey Weinstein. Higher-ups in the industry, and reviewers on this site as well, should be ashamed to have supported him especially after the #MeToo movement took off. The amount of people who still say "Woody Allen is innocent", even on this godforsaken site, is astounding and they had better change their thinking. It makes me so angry that the system has continued to enable and give platforms to predatory men like Woody Allen, who still denies the allegations despite multiple obvious clues to his guilt. If you like his films, that is okay and I will not change that, but if you continue to defend Woody Allen's actions in his personal life (I am talking to you, Alec Baldwin, Bill Maher, among several others), I don't want much to do with you. I will always stand with Dylan Farrow.
I've seen critiques of this documentary being one-sided and not consulting Soon-Yi, Woody or Moses. While that's unavoidable as it's from Dylan's point of view, a lot of these critiques come from defenders of Allen, and so don't have as much validity as they could with a less pressing subject.
Yes, I have seen and enjoyed several of Allen's films, particularly Annie Hall and Midnight in Paris, I even remember enjoying Antz as a kid, and am interested in viewing a few of his other works. However, I have made a vow: if I am to see a Woody Allen film again, I am not streaming it, going to a revival screening, or buying it on physical media, but I am pirating it. It would be hypocritical of me to condemn Allen's actions while also supporting the man, and so I will stop giving him royalties from continued streams and purchases of his work in solidarity with Dylan and Ronan Farrow.
CW: CSA
A stunning, staggering, incredibly unsettling expose of Woody Allen's heinous actions. There is hard evidence shown here that he did abuse Dylan Farrow and groom Soon-Yi Previn, and got away with it. Mia Farrow's not perfect either, but she didn't use her clout to ruin careers and lives like Woody did. The allegations made towards him in this documentary, which I knew a little about beforehand, are more disturbing than I imagined. I don't care that he made good films and is a pop culture icon, I don't care anymore about separating the art from the artist (I mean he did make a film where he outed himself as a pedophile and everyone loved it), he should not still be free and working today, he should be blacklisted and behind bars like Harvey Weinstein. Higher-ups in the industry, and reviewers on this site as well, should be ashamed to have supported him especially after the #MeToo movement took off. The amount of people who still say "Woody Allen is innocent", even on this godforsaken site, is astounding and they had better change their thinking. It makes me so angry that the system has continued to enable and give platforms to predatory men like Woody Allen, who still denies the allegations despite multiple obvious clues to his guilt. If you like his films, that is okay and I will not change that, but if you continue to defend Woody Allen's actions in his personal life (I am talking to you, Alec Baldwin, Bill Maher, among several others), I don't want much to do with you. I will always stand with Dylan Farrow.
I've seen critiques of this documentary being one-sided and not consulting Soon-Yi, Woody or Moses. While that's unavoidable as it's from Dylan's point of view, a lot of these critiques come from defenders of Allen, and so don't have as much validity as they could with a less pressing subject.
Yes, I have seen and enjoyed several of Allen's films, particularly Annie Hall and Midnight in Paris, I even remember enjoying Antz as a kid, and am interested in viewing a few of his other works. However, I have made a vow: if I am to see a Woody Allen film again, I am not streaming it, going to a revival screening, or buying it on physical media, but I am pirating it. It would be hypocritical of me to condemn Allen's actions while also supporting the man, and so I will stop giving him royalties from continued streams and purchases of his work in solidarity with Dylan and Ronan Farrow.
A stunning, staggering, incredibly unsettling expose of Woody Allen's heinous actions. There is hard evidence shown here that he did abuse Dylan Farrow and groom Soon-Yi Previn, and got away with it. Mia Farrow's not perfect either, but she didn't use her clout to ruin careers and lives like Woody did. The allegations made towards him in this documentary, which I knew a little about beforehand, are more disturbing than I imagined. I don't care that he made good films and is a pop culture icon, I don't care anymore about separating the art from the artist (I mean he did make a film where he outed himself as a pedophile and everyone loved it), he should not still be free and working today, he should be blacklisted and behind bars like Harvey Weinstein. Higher-ups in the industry, and reviewers on this site as well, should be ashamed to have supported him especially after the #MeToo movement took off. The amount of people who still say "Woody Allen is innocent", even on this godforsaken site, is astounding and they had better change their thinking. It makes me so angry that the system has continued to enable and give platforms to predatory men like Woody Allen, who still denies the allegations despite multiple obvious clues to his guilt. If you like his films, that is okay and I will not change that, but if you continue to defend Woody Allen's actions in his personal life (I am talking to you, Alec Baldwin, Bill Maher, among several others), I don't want much to do with you. I will always stand with Dylan Farrow.
I've seen critiques of this documentary being one-sided and not consulting Soon-Yi, Woody or Moses. While that's unavoidable as it's from Dylan's point of view, a lot of these critiques come from defenders of Allen, and so don't have as much validity as they could with a less pressing subject.
Yes, I have seen and enjoyed several of Allen's films, particularly Annie Hall and Midnight in Paris, I even remember enjoying Antz as a kid, and am interested in viewing a few of his other works. However, I have made a vow: if I am to see a Woody Allen film again, I am not streaming it, going to a revival screening, or buying it on physical media, but I am pirating it. It would be hypocritical of me to condemn Allen's actions while also supporting the man, and so I will stop giving him royalties from continued streams and purchases of his work in solidarity with Dylan and Ronan Farrow.
moth

woody allen hijo de puta pedofilo de mierda. muerete.
woody allen hijo de puta pedofilo de mierda. muerete.
