Séraphine with the St. Louis International Film Festival

Séraphine is coming to the Saint Louis Art Museum on Saturday, November 14, as part of the St. Louis International Film Festival. The screening is one of the festival's many programs, and this particular one is a single-feature showing of the film Séraphine.

This year's festival is a big one: it's the 35th anniversary of the St. Louis International Film Festival, and Séraphine is one of the titles they're bringing to the city as part of that milestone. The film is a biographical drama about Séraphine Louis, a French housemaid who became a self-taught painter in the early 20th century. It's the kind of story that fits right in at the museum—a look at an artist who worked in secret, far from the galleries and the critics, and whose work only really came to light after she was gone.

Because it's a festival screening, it's a one-off showing rather than a run, so if you want to see it on the big screen, this is the date to keep in mind. The festival brings in films from all over, and Séraphine is one of the titles they've picked for this year's lineup.

The screening is at 2 PM on Saturday, November 14, at the Saint Louis Art Museum.