SOMETHING’S GOTTA GIVE (2003)

Monday, January 5, 7 pm

Keaton stars as a celebrated playwright who clashes with her daughter’s new lover: a sixty-something lothario who refuses to date women over 30 (portrayed by legendary lothario Jack Nicholson). While Keaton is romanced by a sweet, handsome young doctor (Keanu Reeves), Nicholson starts to question whether he can maintain the bachelor life he loves into his twilight years. Amanda Peet, Frances McDormand, John Favreau, Rachel Ticotin, and Paul Michael Glaser co-star in this comedy from director Nancy Meyers.

THE FIRST WIVES CLUB (1996)

Monday, January 12, 7 pm

Three friends (Keaton, Goldie Hawn, Bette Midler) are reunited after the death of a college friend. Realizing they are suffering from the same regret that gripped their dearly departed pal, the women form a club to enact revenge against the ex-husbands who have stolen the best years of their lives. This surprise box office hit from 1996 co-stars Maggie Smith, Sarah Jessica Parker, Stockard Channing, Dan Hedaya, Victor Garber, Elizabeth Berkley, and Marcia Gay Harden.

LOOKING FOR MR. GOODBAR (1977)

Monday, January 19, 7 pm

This eerie 1977 drama from Richard Brooks features Keaton as a sensitive ASL teacher who begins leading a double life as she prowls smoky bars for easy flings, drugs and dark thrills. The further she ventures into the neon-soaked nighttime, the more she comes to love the danger and violence her new lovers bring into her life. Keaton co-stars with Tuesday Weld (who received an Oscar nom for her role), William Atherton, Richard Kiley, Priscilla Pointer, and early appearances from Richard Gere and Tom Berenger.

ANNIE HALL (1977)

Monday, January 26, 7 pm

Keaton gives one of her most famous performances in this hit 1977 film from Woody Allen. The real-life couple play a pair of mismatched lovers who drift in and out of each other’s lives over the course of a few years. Alvy (Allen) is the neurotic comedian whose idea of a good night is taking in a screening of The Sorrow and the Pity. Annie (Keaton) is an awkward, self-deprecating Midwestern girl who charms Alvy with her affable quirkiness. One of the greatest movie romances, Annie Hall stunned everyone on Oscar night when it beat Star Wars for Best Picture. Keaton also won Best Actress for her iconic role.