Featuring 24 narrative or documentary films shot in the 53704 zip code and/or made by 22 current and former residents, students, workers or institutions of the ’04. View local: 2-10 p.m. $15 pass is good for entire festival, including re-entry with hand stamp and ticket stub. The Barrymore allows food carry-ins (no drinks) as long as theater does not already sell that food, so plan your takeout from nearby restaurants, and buy beverages and popcorn to support our local theater.

Restaurant note: Featured in a short film from United Way of Dane County, coming-soon-to-Atwood-Avenue restaurant Les délices de Awa is offering takeout on Nov. 4. Place orders online If Awa receives more than 10 orders she says she will waive the delivery fee from her current kitchen.

Ticket information

$15 tickets can be purchased at the Barrymore when its box office is open during shows or Nov. 4 when the doors open at 1 p.m. Would-be patrons can call the Barrymore during the day to see if anyone is there to sell them a ticket. The Barrymore is at 2090 Atwood Ave., Madison WI 53704-5354.

For answers and more information, contact producer[at]ohioavenue[dot]com

Schedule (We will do our best to stay on schedule … )

15 minutes for questions, break

30 minutes for questions, break

30 minutes for questions, break

21 minutes for questions if the audience wishes

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Festival producer Karen Faster will be showing her 2019 documentary Hotdish Hoedown: The Endless Table:

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