La-dee-da, Diane – Reinventing Love After Forty
Diane Keaton passed away on October 12, 2025, and the internet was soon flooded with photos of her younger self. She was Woody Allen’s muse, with whom she made eight films – most of them early in her career – including Annie Hall (1977), for which she won her first and only Oscar, and which remains her most iconic role. Yet her career spanned more than fifty years, and she was one of the few who remained consistently visible in Hollywood, giving through her roles a sense of dignity and hope to ages often overlooked by the industry.
Film producer and founder of ADFR, she dreamed since she was little of having a magazine one day. Alongside her job as editor-in-chief, she writes the interview of the month. She loves animals, jazz music and films festivals.
