Sunday, April 19, 2015 – at 11:00 A.M.

17th Annual Roger Ebert’s Film Festival
Seating: General Admission

Individual film tickets available 4/1/15 – at 10:00 A.M.
– $14 Regular Admission
– $12 Senior
– $12 Student

Additional per ticket processing fees apply: $1 (online only)

(2014) A documentary directed by “Boyhood” star Ethan Hawke about a classical pianist, Seymour Bernstein, who gave up a thriving career around age 50 for a more-reclusive life of teaching piano, composing and reflecting. The film “offers a moving meditation on creativity and the human spirit,” according to Los Angeles Times film writer Steven Zeitchik. “Bernstein is an anomaly in the modern world, particularly for performers; he’s interested in edification far more than glorification.”

Seymour Bernstein will be a guest.