Woody Allen felt that “all the romance was lost in filmmaking” and as a result he was unsure of what he wanted to do in the film industry in the future.

The director was asked about his latest film, a stroke of luckInterview about his 50th feature film and the difficulties it faced getting it released in North American theaters air mail This was posted online on Saturday.

“It doesn’t matter to me whether I’m assigned here or not,” Allen said.

“Once I did that, I stopped following it. The distribution is not what it used to be. Now the release window in theaters is two weeks…and then that’s it. I mean, Annie Hall’s in New York It played in theaters for over a year. It would play in a theater for six or seven months, and then someone would pick it up and it would stay there for a few more months. The whole industry had changed, and in ways that weren’t attractive. All the romance was lost in filmmaking.”

Before the streaming era, Allen said in 2022 that “a lot of the excitement was gone” from him as a filmmaker and reflected on his future in the industry. He also admitted in a recent interview that he was still “on the fence about it.”

“I don’t want to go out and raise money. I find it a pain in the neck,” rainy day in new york said the director.

“But if someone showed up and called and said we wanted to support the film, then I would seriously consider it. I probably wouldn’t have the willpower to say no because I have so many ideas.”

Woody Allen’s reputation in the United States has plummeted in recent years due to the #MeToo movement and the emergence of sexual abuse allegations against his adopted daughter Dylan Farrow.

After an investigation in 1993, Connecticut prosecutors declined to bring charges against Allen, who denied the charges.