Any thoughts about this film. Would you recommend it for younger audiences? It's going to play in our nearby university theater next month, and I'm wondering about catching it with the family.

"The restoration of a Steinway becomes a lyrical meditation on following the heart's true passion in this beautifully crafted documentary, the latest from Academy Award-winning filmmaker John Korty (Who Are the DeBolts? And Where Did They Get Nineteen Kids?). A wonderful Bay Area tale, the film traces the path of a 1927 grand piano owned by a music teacher who bequeathed her treasure to her alma mater, UC Berkeley, with the stipulation that the university ultimately reward it to "a worthy student of piano." Before it can be given away, however, it must be restored, and here the essence of the story unfolds, as Korty follows the piano's rebirth under the masterful care of Oakland's venerable Callahan Piano Service. From the wire-wrangling technicians to the winning student pianist, each contributor to the instrument's journey offers joyful inspiration." Deanna Quinones, MILL VALLEY FILM FESTIVAL(2009, 57 min.)

http://www.miracleinabox.com/

I have seen it and I own a copy of that DVD. It's a nice short film. Not sure how a younger (under 10) audience will find this film. If it is my child, I would say, let's go watch it.