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
This Easter Sunday, enjoy a beautiful and elevated brunch buffet curated by Wolfgang Puck Executive Chef Jett Mora and his culinary team at Café Modern from 10 am–3 pm. Brunch for adults $84 and and children $26. Make your reservation here to ensure your spot!
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
Family Program: "Box City"
A Hands-On Celebration of Architecture Week
Friday, April 17 from 5–8 pm
Saturday, April 18 from 10 am–5 pm
Modern Grand Lobby and Education Studio
Free admission | All materials provided
Encanto
Directed by Jared Bush, 2021
PG; 99 minutes
Thursday, July 24
Film, 7 pm
El Planeta
Directed by Amalia Ulman, 2021
NR; 79 Minutes
Thursday, April 24
Happy Hour, 5 pm
Film, 7 pm
Post-film Discussion
Amidst the devastation of post-financial-crisis Spain, a mother (Ale Ulman) and daughter (Amalia Ulman) bluff and grift to keep up the lifestyle they think they deserve, bonding over common tragedy and an impending eviction.
