The in-person screening of this film will be followed by a live Q+A. The recording will be posted on our <a href="https://www.youtube.com/user/ReelAbilitiesFest" target="_blank">YouTube channel</a> in the days following the festival.

When faced with growing symptoms of Parkinson’s disease, two professional actors set forth to put on an off-Broadway production of Samuel Beckett’s Endgame, a play Beckett wrote as a metaphor for living with a disease. Through the artistic process, these actors will find humor in struggle and power in the soul.

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When faced with growing symptoms of Parkinson’s disease, two professional actors set forth to put on an off-Broadway production of Samuel Beckett’s Endgame, a play Beckett wrote as a metaphor for living with a disease.

The in-person screening of this film is followed by a live Q+A with director Jim Bernfield and subject Chris Jones. Moderated by Caroline Kohles, senior director of Health and Wellness at the JCC Manhattan. This livestream link allows you to attend the Q+A virtually.

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