Together Together - Movie Review - The Austin Chronicle
There’s a thread of subversion woven through Nikole Beckwith’s comedy Together Together that declares itself in the font of the opening credits. It’s the Windsor font, better known as “the Woody Allen font,” a typeface Allen has used almost exclusively since Annie Hall. That Beckwith’s film, about the relationship between fortysomething Matt (Helms) and twentysomething Anna (Harrison) appears to mirror Allen’s thematic obsessions concerning neurotic middle-aged men chasing after women half their age, furthers the ruse. But these expectations signified by cinematic shorthand ...