A master of reinvention, Kilmer transforms himself into the “First American,” Mark Twain, in a comedic and moving performance that is both contemporary and reflective. The piece is based on the life of the man, Samuel Clemens, and of course his writings as Mark Twain. From his thoughts on politics (including his famous disdain for the U.S. Congress), to his family and ultimately his faith and God, Twain spins a series of yarns with his timeless satire and incomparable wit. The Landmark Ken Theater is a favorite for arthouse, cult, festival and special event screenings. Opened in 1947, designed by S. Charles Lee in the Moderne style, the Ken was restored by Landmark Theaters in 1975 and remains a neighborhood favorite and San Diego’s last remaining single-screen Theater. Mr. Kilmer will introduce the 90-minute film and conduct a question and answer period with the audience following the screening. VIP ticket holders will have an opportunity to meet Val, chat, and take photos after the Q&A.