What kind of person is Woody Allen?

The theme of Woody Allen's writing is nothing more than death, sex and immoral behavior. He is good at absorbing the advantages of silent comedy and cooperating with his witty dialogue with strong local color, especially the wit of new york intellectuals. His satirical objects range from politics, culture, religion and sex to movies, television, Jewish customs and so on. If you don't know the characters and the environment in the film, your sense of humor as an inside joke will not be understood. Therefore, his works are very popular with American audiences (especially intellectuals), but there is a gap in non-English speaking countries. The critical French called him "the only intellectual in the American film industry."