Radio Days

In the 1940s, long before the Internet, podcasts and reality television - in fact, before TV altogether - there was radio. Families gathered 'round big, brown boxes in their living rooms and were swept away by tales of adventure, mystery and romance. It's that relationship between fantasy and reality that Woody Allen explores in this nostalgic, funny love letter to his youth. The film is told through the eyes of a Brooklyn kid named Joe (played by a preteen Seth Green), and you'll be charmed by his eccentric, working class family as well as the radio legends who rocked Joe's world.