Jeanne Moreau

Time to Leave -- A handsome, successful fashion photographer hides his terminal cancer diagnosis from his family and boyfriend, but reveals his secret to his grandmother during a short stay with her.

Ever After -- 3D Computer Animation

Eva meets Tudor on the day of her 16th birthday. It is Tudor who is to make her feel whole as a woman. He becomes for her a source of both love and suffering through his constant mysterious departures and reappearances. When he is gone, Eva keeps a special place for him in her heart.

A young girl flees to France to forget her boyfriend; first his letters pursue her, then he himself follows her there. During a party to celebrate the moon landing she takes her own small step...

Touring Eastern Europe with her college wrestling team, Alex (Thora Birch) attends a debauched late-night party that causes Alex and several teammates to miss their train to Odessa. Her coach is furious, but a mysterious woman offers the coach and wrestlers a ride on an alternative train. The coach agrees, and the athletes, exhausted and hung over, gratefully climb aboard. But the train harbors a deadly secret, and for Alex and her fellow passengers, a blood-soaked nightmare is just beginning.

A handsome, successful fashion photographer hides his terminal cancer diagnosis from his family and boyfriend, but reveals his secret to his grandmother during a short stay with her.

A handsome, successful fashion photographer hides his terminal cancer diagnosis from his family and boyfriend, but reveals his secret to his grandmother during a short stay with her.

Academy Award-winner and Golden Globe-nominee William Hurt ("Syriana," "The Village") and Emmy and Golden Globe-nominee Sam Neill ("Jurassic Park," "The Piano") star in this futuristic romantic odyssey. It's a story about a man's obsessive search to complete a fascinating invention; a woman's reckless pursuit of a mysterious stranger; the interlocking fortunes of a group of people who become involved in a worldwide quest; and the changes that mankind must face and overcome if civilization is to survive into the next century. The provocative framework of the tale is further enhanced by an international musical score featuring many of today's cutting-edge musicians, including U2. Co-starring screen legend Jeanne Moreau ("Ever After," "La Femme Nikita") and Academy Award, Emmy and Golden Globe-nominee Max Von Sydow ("Minority Report," "The Exorcist").

At the height of his career, a gay fashion photographer suddenly faces terminal cancer in this French drama helmed by Francois Ozon. When Romain (Melvil Poupaud) learns he has little time left to live, he decides to tell only his beloved grandmother of his condition, pushing away everyone else in his life -- his parents, his sister, even his lover. Refusing chemotherapy, he struggles to accept his fate and make the most of his precious last days.

F. Scott Fitzgerald's fascinating tale of studio politics in early Hollywood is breathtakingly adapted to the big screen by Elia Kazan and scriptwriter Harold Pinter. Robert De Niro heads a powerhouse cast as studio head Monroe Stahr, a thinly disguised Irving Thalberg character in command of his studio but haunted by a love lost to the past. Tony Curtis, Robert Mitchum, Jeanne Moreau, Theresa Russell, Anjelica Huston and Jack Nicholson contribute stirring supporting performances to this richly detailed '30s-era gem.

Burt Lancaster plays Labiche, a French railway inspector. Allied forces are threatening to liberate Paris, so Col. Franz von Waldheim (Paul Scofield) is ordered to move the priceless works of art from the Jeu de Paume Museum to the fatherland. The head of the museum (Suzanne Flon) attempts to convince Labiche that he should sabotage the train on which they are transporting the art. After his friend is killed trying to stop the train with the art, and after a consciousness-raising conversation with a hotel owner (Jeanne Moreau), Labiche resolves to save the antiquities.

Based on the acclaimed play by Wendy Kesselman, this film tells the story of Daisy (Claire Danes), a shy teenager who conceals her Judaism from her classmates at a Manhattan private school. Daisy's closest friend is her grandmother, Nana (Jeanne Moreau). A Holocaust survivor, Nana tells Daisy of her youth spent in a concentration camp just as Daisy is experiencing anti-Semitism at her school. Only Nana can help Daisy through this difficult time.