Hannah and Her Sisters follows three New York sisters across roughly two years, framed by a pair of Thanksgiving gatherings. Hannah, a successful actress, holds her family together while her sisters struggle: Lee drifts through an affair with an older artist, and Holly searches for a direction, repeatedly changing her plans. The arrangement fractures when Hannah's husband Elliot becomes drawn to Lee. Meanwhile Mickey, Hannah's ex-husband and a television producer preoccupied with his health, begins seeing Holly. The sisters and the men around them gather again at Thanksgiving, where long-building tensions surface.
Woody Allen wrote and directed the film, the thirteenth of the forty-eight features he has directed; it followed The Purple Rose of Cairo and preceded Radio Days. Robert Greenhut produced it for Orion Pictures. Mia Farrow plays Hannah, with Barbara Hershey as Lee and Dianne Wiest as Holly, while Allen appears as Mickey and Michael Caine as Elliot. Lloyd Nolan plays Evan among a credited cast of fifty-three, supported by a credited crew of fifty.
Made for about six million dollars, the film took roughly forty million worldwide, a strong return on its budget. On IMDb it holds 7.8 from around eighty-one thousand votes, and on TMDB 7.5 from about twelve hundred. A critics' rating of 8.6 from fifty-nine reviews places professional assessment noticeably above the audience scores.
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