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Angst and Floppy Hats: 'Annie Hall'

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THE AFI voted "Annie Hall" the fourth funniest comedy of all time. Whether you agree depends on whether you find Woody Allen hilarious and poignant, or obnoxious and self-involved.

At least this was back when he was cast opposite Diane Keaton, a woman sort of close to his own age, as opposed to his films of recent years, in which his love interests are approximately one-seventh his age.

This neurotic love story, which is showing for free outdoors in Bethesda, is hilarious, and good to see with a significant other — after all, their quirks won't seem nearly as irritating when compared to Allen and Keaton's.

» Woodmont Triangle, Norfolk and Auburn avenues, Bethesda; Thurs., July 31, 9 p.m., free; 301-215-6660. (Bethesda)

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