Manhattan

40-year-old Isaac Davis (Woody Allen) is not successful in writing, and is even more of a mess emotionally. On the one hand, his ex-wife Jill (Meryl Streep), who left him for another woman, plans to publish a book about their private marital life. On the other hand, the 17-year-old girl Tracy (Mariel Hemingway) is becoming more and more enthusiastic about this relationship that he does not intend to take seriously. At this juncture, Mary (Diane Keaton), the lover of his friend Yael (Michael Murphy), breaks into Davis's sight. Funny conversations, speculative topics, everything sparks a spark in the relationship between the two. Three men, three women, in the bustling and lonely city of Manhattan, how should these adults resolve their emotional problems morally and fairly? The film won the 1980 British Film Institute Best Film Award.