The second in a three-part series on the year’s best repertory screenings
Tag: South Side Projections
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The butt of the joke in recent U.S. comedies
Noting the increased presence of anal sex jokes in the movies of 2013
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Great popular art, past and present, and the rest of this week’s movies
Noting new and notable movies playing in Chicago between August 9 and 15
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Meet some cool cats of avant-garde cinema this Friday and Saturday
Previewing a program of cat-related experimental shorts playing on Friday and Saturday
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Tripping your brains out on psychedelic cactus, so who needs the rest of this week’s screenings?
New reviews and notable screenings in this week’s issue
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Two free programs on Saturday spotlight the work of Vivian Maier and speculative designers
Previewing film-related events at Black Cinema House and Jane Addams-Hull House
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Bhopal bests Bilbo, and the rest of this week’s movies
New reviews and notable screenings in this week’s issue
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South Side Projections migrates to Pilsen this weekend
Previewing an experimental film program organized by the local arts organization
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A Tony Scott memorial and this week’s other notable screenings
A roundup of local screenings happening this week
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See the light in Hyde Park tomorrow
Previewing a program of three experimental classics that draw inspiration from poetry
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Odds N Friends, A History of Everything, and other arty stuff to do this weekend
Arty stuff to do this weekend
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Chicago’s creative (re)builders: a look at community-based arts projects
A look at some of Chicago’s creative community-based arts projects
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Coming soon: Mr. Smith goes to Roxaboxen
The upcoming South Side Projections event featuring Jack Smith’s avant-garde classic, Flaming Creatures
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The Classic Film Series returns
The Classic Film Series, late of Bank of America Cinema, inaugurates its new home at the Portage Theater Wednesday 2/16 with Douglas Sirk’s “Written on the Wind.”