The Chicago Cinema Workers Fund raises money for the folks who run the box offices, concessions stands, and more.
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Chicago’s footwork community takes center stage at the MCA
The Era takes over the museum for a night for a demonstration of footwork, with a special focus on the women.
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Teaching Chicagoans that in Rojava, resistance is life
At a talk Saturday, an intrigued local audience showed support for the radical leftist Kurdish utopia in Syria.
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Constellation and Nightingale Cinema to copresent a new monthly series on experimental documentaries
The “Run of Life” series begins this Monday with Jill Gillooly’s Suitcase of Love and Shame
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Reader’s Agenda Tue 1/28: On the Bowery, “Strange Bedfellows,” and “Stress/De-Stress” (CANCELED)
What’s on the Reader‘s Agenda for Tuesday, January 28
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This Friday’s moviegoing dilemma: Studs Terkel or Dusan Makavejev?
A multimedia tribute to Studs Terkel’s Working and a 35-millimeter revival of The Coca-Cola Kid are both slated for Friday at 7 PM.
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This week in Claire Denis: Talking to the Nightingale’s Christy LeMaster about Nenette et Boni and Beau Travail
The second in a series of discussions about the renowned French filmmaker with Chicago-based female critics, artists, and academics
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Take a breather at the Nightingale tomorrow
Previewing the mixed-media performance Stress/De-Stress, which takes place at the Nightingale this weekend
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This week’s Culture Vultures recommend . . .
In-the-know Chicagoans recommend threewalls’ Community-Supported Art, Manual Cinema, and Starz series Boss
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Christy LeMaster, the indie film maven
The People Issue: Christy LeMaster, director of the Nightingale and programmer at Cinema Borealis
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Now Playing: Change Nothing
Pedro Costa’s documentary on actress-singer Jeanne Balibar screens Saturday at Cinema Borealis.
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Sonic Orphans
Bill Daniel screens films of The Beatles, The Avengers, The Huns, Boy Problems, Sonic Youth and Butthole Surfers, Sunday at the Nightingale.