Woody Allen, now 90, has stepped back onto a Madrid set for his first movie since the #MeToo accusations.
- Allen describes the current era as “a very critical phase” for the world.
- The project marks his comeback after years of controversy and legal battles.
- Filming in Spain signals a fresh start, though the shadow of past allegations still looms.
While opinions remain divided, the director’s return highlights how art and accountability continue to intersect.