Directed by Léa Domenach
NR; 92 minutes; French with English subtitles

“[Catherine] Deneuve, now a radiant 81, still effortlessly commands any screen with a charisma no other actress can project. So keep an eye out for this gem of a film and bask in Deneuve’s light.” —Jeffrey Lyons

Directed by Laura Piani
R; 94 minutes; English and French

“Jane Austen Wrecked My Life captures the magic of one of Austen’s works without being a direct adaptation. The silly hijinks and the miscommunication that are the backbone of her novels are present in the film. —Tina Kakadelis, Film Obsessive

Directed by Robert Schwartzman
Documentary; 109 minutes

“Robert Schwartzman’s documentary on British band The Zombies (“She’s Not There”, “Time of the Season”) is worth checking out whether you’ve been a fan for decades or if you’re just discovering them.” —Allison McCulloch, SXSW 2023 Review, The Music City Drive-In

Directed by Rachel Feldman
NR; 93 minutes

Directed by Sam Rice-Edwards and Kevin Macdonald
Documentary; 100 minutes

“One to One goes further than fan service for Beatlemaniacs. It’s a document of a febrile time and a wake-up call for a fizzled revolution."—David Hughes, Time Out

Directed by Elaine May, 1971
G; 102 minutes
Pay-what-you-can tickets, available here

As part of the "Elaine May in May" series, the Fort Worth Film Club presents A New Leaf.

Directed by Elaine May, 1972
PG; 104 minutes
Pay-what-you-can tickets, available here

As part of the "Elaine May in May" series, the Fort Worth Film Club presents The Heartbreak Kid.

Tickets for this special screening are $10 and $7 for Modern members, available at the museum’s admission desk or online here.

Directed by Brian Vincent, 2021
NR; 93 minutes