Woody Allen is thought of in a very different light depending on who you talk to - a brilliant New York wit, a creepy cradle-robber, a biting comic, a misogynist, a neurotic intellectual. No matter what you think, la Filmotheque's retrospective 'Woody Allen en 20 Films' will only further muddle your idea - in the best of ways. His spectrum of work is vast in tone and content, from the bittersweet McCarthy-era critique The Front to the slapsticky satirical take on science fiction Sleeper to the nostalgia-filled reverie of Radio Days. It's the perfect way to beef up your knowledge beyond the classic-that-everyone's-seen Annie Hall (and almost enough to make you forget his recent cringe-inducing catastrophes like Scoop. Almost.) Be sure to see the Casablanca spoof Play It Again, Sam when it is issued at the end of June for a dose of hilarity and an eyeful of the ravishing young Diane Keaton. SM