Woody Allen Contemplates End of Filmmaking Career Amid Industry Changes

The acclaimed director reflects on the evolving landscape of cinema distribution and his diminishing passion for the craft.

Woody Allen expresses ambivalence about continuing his filmmaking career, citing the lost 'romance' of the process.
Allen's latest film, 'Coup de Chance,' marks his 50th feature, amid a career spanning over six decades.
The director highlights the drastic changes in film distribution, contrasting the lengthy cinema runs of the past with today's brief theatrical windows.
Despite controversies and a shift in focus towards Europe, Allen remains open to directing if presented with a no-strings-attached opportunity.
Allen's disillusionment extends to the broader aspects of filmmaking, revealing he never loved the 'business' side of the craft.