If you do your research you'll find that all of this stuff was disproven back in the early nineties by very reputable entities including law enforcement. Several psychologists said the child lived in a complete fantasy land and Allen was out making movies all the time so how could that have come from him. Recurrent themes in his movies dealing with younger women and older men especially capitalizing on the Manhattan movie in no way equates to him being guilty of child molestation.
He has been with Soon-Yi for twenty-five years now, the woman who was of age when the infamous pictures were discovered. Child molesters usually don't stay with the same person that long nor do they make a movie a year for decades, we all know the amount of time that goes into that. There is just so little to nothing that supports Farrow's story and a whole lot that points to Allen's innocence and certainly not deserving of the damage done to this legendary filmmaker, one of the greatest to ever grace cinema.
I will end with this. Putting breaking the law aside, if you met half the people you consider influences, idols or muses, trust me, you would not like them very much and easily find a way to pass judgment. We already have enough of that in this world, let's dig the art for what it is- art.
So far my rating on this series is 1.0 stars/5
Meanwhile...Five Of The Most Underrated Woody Allen Movies
1. Cassandra's Dream (2007)
2. Shadows & Fog (1993)
3. Anything Else (2002)
4. Magic In The Moonlight (2014)
5. Small Time Crooks (2000)
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