A profound portrayal of a charismatic man who reached soaring heights as an opera singer yet suffered deep falls into substance abuse and homelessness. A Juilliard graduate, Tim Blevins sang at Carnegie Hall and Lincoln Center. In another era, he was busking outside the War Memorial Opera House in San Francisco. The film, shot mostly in black and white and spanning 10 years, reveals a man of great talent and the consequences of his choices, both good and bad. 

Community Partners: CityMusic Cleveland, FrontLine Service