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The time-travel portions of Allen's storyline are evocative of the Paris of the 1920s described in 's 1964 posthumously published memoir , with Allen's characters interacting with the likes of Hemingway, , and and , and uses the phrase "a moveable feast" in two instances, with a copy of the book appearing in one scene.

According to Allen, its use here is a test to see if he likes it enough to use on his future films.

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Allen's directorial style placed more emphasis on the romantic and realistic elements of the film than the fantasy elements.

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More scathing is of , who describes the film as "pure Woody Allen.

And the budget on this piece most likely seemed, to me, to be the cost of expressive drugs and alcohol.

Gil and Adriana go first to , then to the where they meet , , and.