Crimes and Misdemeanors (1989)

In my opinion, this is one of Woody Allen's best screenplays, with only The Purple Rose of Cairo topping it. We follow several different romantic relationships in various states: a marriage that has devolved into more of a roommate situation, a mistress fed-up with being strung along by her successful married lover, and a blossoming romance between kindred spirits. 

For the most part, the script is insightful and warm, but with an undercurrent of tension and some healthy introspection. Landau is the standout here, forcing us to experience his anguish and fears along with him. Allen's character is the only one that doesn't come off as 100% authentic, but his professional self-sabotage still makes for a very funny storyline.

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