A pictorial survey of the filmmaker's career since Annie Hall provides a first-hand look at Allen on the set, on location, and behind and in front of the camera, in more than two hundred photographs and commentary.

Photographer Brian Hamill has enjoyed a remarkable, nearly twenty-year professional association with Woody Allen: he has been the unit still photographer on all of Allen's projects since Annie Hall (1977), and so has had a very special vantage point - at the center of the bustle and swirl that is a professional film set. The two hundred photographs collected here (drawn from almost a hundred thousand) document that entire period and distill a legendary career in the cinema.

The photography is gorgeous, with behind-the-scenes shots as well as stills from the films. In addition, Woody comments on the making of the films.