Another Woman
Gene Hackman: A Week with the Gene Genie
July 25 - 31, 2025
Too often overlooked in both Hackman’s and Allen’s filmographies, Another Woman is a taut, introspective chamber piece with a devastating emotional undertow.
Too often sidelined in both Hackman’s and Allen’s filmographies, Another Woman is a taut, interior psychodrama with a quietly accumulating force. Gena Rowlands plays a philosophy professor whose tightly ordered life begins to crack when she overhears another woman’s (Mia Farrow) therapy sessions—an intrusion that opens a floodgate of buried regrets. In a key supporting role, Gene Hackman brings warmth and melancholy as the ex-lover she lets slip away—a turn so quietly affecting it throws the film’s emotional geometry into stark relief. Shot by Bergman collaborator Sven Nykvist in a palette of softened light and muted space, Another Woman is a haunting study in emotional containment and what seeps through.
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