Directed by Jacques Tati, 1967
NR; 155 minutes; English, French, and German
“With Playtime's monumental decor and complex choreographed gags taking place simultaneously in a constantly mutating space, Tati explored the possibilities of 70mm as they had never been utilized before.” — Elliott Stein, Village Voice
Directed by Jacques Tati, 1958
NR; 118 minutes; French with English Subtitles
“Unforgettably funny, wonderfully observed, and always technically brilliant.” — Derek Adams, Times Out
Directed by Cauleen Smith, 1998
R; 86 minutes
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Directed by Amanda Kramer, 2022
NR; 95 minutes
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Directed by Billy Wilder, 1950
NR; 110 minutes
“Billy Wilder’s chillingly cold-blooded satire of Hollywood is one of his finest films — and indeed arguably one of the greatest movies of the period.”— Wendy Ide, Times (UK)
Directed by Peter Cattaneo
PG-13; 110 minutes; English and Spanish
“It’s no surprise that [Steve] Coogan displays precision comic timing, or that his scenes with the wonderful Björn Gustafsson, as an ingenuous colleague baffled by irony and sarcasm, are a delight.” —Ryan Gilbey, The Guardian
Directed by Bruce David Klein
Documentary; 104 minutes
“A candid new documentary peels back the sequins to reveal the heartbreak, triumphs and unrelenting resilience of an icon who’s still standing—heels, hurdles and all.” —Rex Reed, Observer
Directed by Walter Salles
PG-13; 135 minutes; Portuguese with English subtitles
“Torres's deeply internalized performance exerts a magnetic appeal, pulling us into her character's unimaginable grief and loss as she fights to remain strong for her family.” — Peter Howell, Toronto Star
Directed by Magnus von Horn
NR; 122 minutes; Danish with English subtitles
“The Girl with the Needle is most intriguing when it lingers in its disturbing fictions, which come to life with exceptional style.” —Natalia Winkelman, New York Times
The Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth announces the launch of the Exhibition Lecture Series, a dynamic new program featuring curators and artists from the Modern’s special exhibitions and permanent collection. This series provides a rare opportunity to explore the creative processes, curatorial strategies, and artistic visions that shape modern and contemporary art. The Exhibition Lecture Series is a free program open to the public.
