It's a time in her life that she would just as soon forget. But true to character, Jane Fonda is sharing with Atlanta one of the lowest points of her career as an actress. View a rare screening of the 1962 documentary "Jane." This 53-minute Drew Associates film, by renowned "direct cinema" filmmaker, D. A. Pennebaker and producer Hope Ryden, tells the very intimate story of Fonda's ill-fated Broadway play, "The Fun Couple." The show opened on Broadway and closed two days later after being written off as a flop. Pennebaker follows a then 25-year-old Fonda and chronicles, boldly, the ups and downs, the disappointment and disenchantment, Fonda's whole traumatic experience, from start to finish.
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