Woody Allen is being tried in the court of public opinion but cancel culture has its flaws

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When #MeToo exploded, cancel culture came for powerful men accused of abuse. It came for director Woody Allen, now the subject of HBO’s new docuseries
Allen v. Farrow, which re-examines sexual abuse allegations made in 1992 by Allen’s adopted daughter Dylan Farrow when she was 7 years old. She’s now 35.
For nearly three decades, the accusations against Allen have trailed him but until recently had not derailed him. Hachette Book Group said last year it would not publish his memoir, Amazon terminated a four-picture deal, and some actors have said they will not work with him again.
Woody Allen is down – but not out – in Hollywood.

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