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New York comedian Alvy Singer recounts meeting, loving, and separating from Annie Hall, an aspiring singer whose independence grows during their relationship. Memories break chronology and form as Alvy addresses viewers, revisits childhood, and argues with his own interpretations.

Street conversations, split-screen therapy, thought subtitles, childhood flashbacks, animation, and discontinuous memory make relationship analysis playful and unstable. Diane Keaton's speech, clothing, and timing give Annie a life beyond Alvy's narration.