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The TriMedia Film Festival features more than 75 films, theatre performances, documentaries and TV pilots packaged into two-hour programming blocks. Venues for the 2011 festival include the Bas Bleu Theatre and the newly remodeled Lincoln Center.

Friday night opens the festival with “The River Why,”� a feature film about a young man (Zach Gilford, “Friday Night Lights”�) who leaves his big city home in rebellion from his parents (Willam Hurt, “Into the Wild,”� and Kathleen Quinlan, “Apollo 13”�) to live in a secluded cabin on the banks of a wild river and do nothing but fish. His isolation drives him on a reluctant quest for self-discovery, helped along by the eccentric people he meets - including a novice (Dallas Roberts, “3:10 to Yuma”�), a reporter (William Devane, “Hollow Man”�) and a mysterious woman (Amber Heard, “Zombieland”�) who will change his life forever. The River Why”� screens at 7:30 p.m., Sept. 9 at the Lincoln Center

$10 Opening Night Tickets/Discount $8.00; $8 Student & Senior/Discount $6.40

Tickets to all shows Saturday and Sunday: $8 Regular/Discount $6.40; $6 Student & Senior/Discount $4.80