Presented at Gateway Film Center as part of the 2026 Cinema Columbus Film Festival. Now in its fifth year, the festival will present more than 20 screenings involving approximately 76 feature and short films at the Drexel Theatre, Gateway Film Center, Studio 35 Cinema & Drafthouse, and the Wexner Center for the Arts.

Tickets for individual selections are priced at $11.57 unless otherwise noted, and can be purchased from cinemacolumbus.com. Please note that these screenings are not eligible for myGFC membership benefits.

The Cardinal Pass, which includes access to all mixers, receptions, panels, and screenings across the entire festival weekend, is available for $100. Other day passes & venue packages are also available. Learn more and purchase festival passes here.

About the film:

On a bright January morning in 2020, 38-year-old Clemency Burton-Hill – Clemmie – suffered a catastrophic brain hemorrhage. Against the odds, she emerged from a 17-day coma, but she was unable to speak or walk and was faced with having to rebuild her life. Using compelling recordings from the early days of her recovery, this documentary follows Clemmie as she tries to return to her work as a broadcaster, finish the book she started before her brain injury, and play her beloved violin again with her son.

Learn more and purchase tickets to this screening here.

Cinema Columbus celebrates the diverse people and stories brought to life by independent filmmakers, sparking curiosity, conversation, and understanding through independent film.

Cinema Columbus works collaboratively with venues throughout central Ohio to establish an outstanding annual film festival bringing independent film from around the globe, and here at home, to our audiences. See the full Festival lineup.