A Reckoning in Boston
- Key City Public Theatre 419 Washington Street Port Townsend, WA, 98368 United States (map)
7:00 PM
Presented by Jefferson Clemente Course, sponsored by Key City Public Theatre and the Port Townsend Film Festival
Join us for an evening of community and connection as we screen A Reckoning in Boston, followed by a meaningful conversation lead by Clemente graduates about how access to higher education and lifelong learning fuels personal growth and civic engagement.
Together we’ll explore what it means to keep learning, not just through school, but through the act of being human.
Tickets
Duo Package
2 FILM TIX, 2 DRINK TIX
$51.75
Single Film Ticket
1 FILM TIX
$19.00
Note for All Purchases: All packages include the credit card fee, unless payment wants to be made at the box office at Key City Public Theatre, 419 Washington St.
Bookbag will contain examples of texts read by Clemente students!
Drink Tickets Include: beer, wine, cider, basic cocktail. Free refills on soft drinks and coffee/tea for drink ticket patrons- we provide Coca-Cola, Diet Coca Cola, Ginger Ale, Seltzer, and Sprite!
FIlm Description & Production Credits:
Description: A 65-year-old grandfather and a 44-year-old woman both have different reasons for enrolling in a humanities course at a Boston community center. Five years later, the two have arrived at surprising places in their lives.
Production Credits:
Director: James Rutenbeck
Producers: Kafi Dixon, Carl Chandler, James Rutenbeck
Executive producer: Llewellyn M. Smith
Production company: Lost Nation Pictures
Cinematography: Allie Humenuk, P.H. O'Brien
Screenplay: James Rutenbeck
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