2025 EBERTFEST: Megalopolis (2024)
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2025 EBERTFEST - 4-Film Bundle: $65
New for 2025, receive a discounted price when you book tickets to 4 individual Ebertfest films of your choice.
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THU, APRIL 24, 2025
2025 ROGER EBERT'S FILM FESTIVAL
The city of New Rome faces the duel between Cesar Catilina, a brilliant artist in favor of a Utopian future, and the greedy mayor Franklyn Cicero. Between them is Julia Cicero, with her loyalty divided between her father and her beloved.
2025 ROGER EBERT'S FILM FESTIVAL
The city of New Rome faces the duel between Cesar Catilina, a brilliant artist in favor of a Utopian future, and the greedy mayor Franklyn Cicero. Between them is Julia Cicero, with her loyalty divided between her father and her beloved.
SPECIAL GUEST:
Francis Ford Coppola (Live Zoom)
RATED: R
RUN TIME: 138min
Roger Ebert’s Film Festival celebrates films, genres, and formats that have been overlooked by distributors, audiences, and/or critics. These include independent, international, and studio films that did not win wide audiences; overlooked formats such as 70mm; and overlooked genres such as documentaries and musicals.
The festival screens one film at a time – so that everyone sees the same films – promoting a strong sense of community among audience members, filmmakers, guests, students, and scholars.
It was founded by Roger Ebert, an Urbana native, U of I journalism graduate, and Pulitzer Prize-winning film critic for the Chicago Sun-Times.
For a complete list of the films, visit this page.
For more, visit www.ebertfest.com
Francis Ford Coppola (Live Zoom)
RATED: R
RUN TIME: 138min
Roger Ebert’s Film Festival celebrates films, genres, and formats that have been overlooked by distributors, audiences, and/or critics. These include independent, international, and studio films that did not win wide audiences; overlooked formats such as 70mm; and overlooked genres such as documentaries and musicals.
The festival screens one film at a time – so that everyone sees the same films – promoting a strong sense of community among audience members, filmmakers, guests, students, and scholars.
It was founded by Roger Ebert, an Urbana native, U of I journalism graduate, and Pulitzer Prize-winning film critic for the Chicago Sun-Times.
For a complete list of the films, visit this page.
For more, visit www.ebertfest.com