Pretty blatant influences from Fellini; from the casting of extras, to the dreamlike sections throughout the film.

A man re-evaluates his life and faults through a day-long roadtrip, conversations, and memories.

Temptation of infidelity, otherworldy adviceand the ultimate freedom of the female lead are the key elements in these films.

Although Woody claimed that "Autumn Sonata" was not his favorite film, Bergman's exploration of a mother-daughter relationship may have been an influence...

Not really an imitation of Bergman, but the themes of love and death, the "dance of death" and a few other blatant rip-offs show that Woody was definitely heading in a new direction

Could it have worked in reverse? Did Woody influence Fellini's love letter to Rome? Probably not, but it's fun to put on a list here.