Step into the dusty backroads of 1930s America with Paper Moon (1973), a sharply witty and unexpectedly tender road-trip dramedy directed by Peter Bogdanovich. The film follows a slick-talking con man and a fearless nine-year-old girl — who may or may not be his daughter—as they hustle their way across the Midwest with charm, schemes, and a lot of attitude. Shot in gorgeous black-and-white, Paper Moon blends humor and heart into a story about an unlikely family, survival, and the strange comfort of finding someone who matches your chaos. Join us for this timeless classic that still feels fresh, funny, and oddly comforting today.

Time: 2:00–4:00 pm EDT

Free!