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1. Regal Winter Park Village A
   Saturday, 4-16 9:00 pm

   This showtime is on Stand-by only.

   All currently available tickets have been sold.

   More tickets may become available at show time if all pass holders do not claim their seats.

   To be eligible for these tickets, please proceed to the Box Office at the theater where this film will be shown no earlier than one (1) hour before show time to wait in the Stand-By Line. We will sell any available tickets to those in the Stand-By Line approximately 5-10 minutes before the show. Stand-By tickets are available by cash only.

2. Regal Winter Park Village B
   Sunday, 4-17 10:00 pm

   This showtime is on Stand-by only.

   All currently available tickets have been sold.

   More tickets may become available at show time if all pass holders do not claim their seats.

   To be eligible for these tickets, please proceed to the Box Office at the theater where this film will be shown no earlier than one (1) hour before show time to wait in the Stand-By Line. We will sell any available tickets to those in the Stand-By Line approximately 5-10 minutes before the show. Stand-By tickets are available by cash only.

Special Screening

Hesher

Certain to be one of most talked-about and argued-over films at this year’s festival, HESHER is the shocking, often darkly funny story of a family struggling to deal with loss and the mysterious, anarchical metalhead who helps them do it—in a very unexpected way. Thirteen year-old TJ and his grieving, drugged-out Dad (Rainn Wilson) move in with Grandma (Piper Laurie) to pick up the pieces after Mom was recently killed in a car accident. Into their lives comes Nicole (Natalie Portman), a down-on-her-luck grocery store check-out girl, and Hesher (Joseph Gordon-Levitt), a crazy, foul-mouthed, hard rock badass who hates the world and everyone in it. Scary and homeless, he’s got long hair, vulgar homemade tattoos, no shirt, and likes fire a lot. He lives in a van—until he meets TJ, and forces himself into their household, for better or worse. Is this force of nature an angel or a demon, a big brother from hell or a surrogate father? In his feature debut, Spencer Susser (I Love Sarah Jane) and co-writer David Michod (Animal Kingdom) have created a provocative, raw, profane, and strangely compelling vision that you won’t soon forget.