Hannah and Her Sisters (1986)

Academy Awards, USA 1987

Won Oscar	Best Actor in a Supporting Role Michael Caine Michael Caine could not attend the awards ceremony because he was busy filming for Jaws: The Revenge. Co-Presenter Sigourney Weaver accepted the award on his behalf.
	Best Actress in a Supporting Role Dianne Wiest
	Best Writing, Screenplay Written Directly for the Screen Woody Allen Woody Allen was not present at the awards ceremony. Presenter Shirley MacLaine accepted the award on his behalf.
Nominated Oscar	Best Picture Robert Greenhut
	Best Director Woody Allen
	Best Art Direction-Set Decoration Stuart Wurtzel Carol Joffe
	Best Film Editing Susan E. Morse

Orion Pictures
Directed by Woody Allen
My rating: 2 stars out of 4
IMDb
(DVD, MGM)

The dysfunctional relationships of three sisters in NYC is given the Woody Allen treatment. Michael Caine is unhappily married to Mia Farrow, and begins an affair with her sister Barbara Hershey. Meanwhile her other sister tries and fails at various careers, including writing and acting, while going on a memorable date with Mia's ex-husband Woody. Other than that one date, which is hilarious, the rest of the film is a bore, with self-absorbed characters doing bad things to one another in the name of love. Woody continues the drift from his earlier, funnier comedies to serio-comic, romantic melodramas.