Always check for last-minute changes. Our information comes from exhibitor websites, printed programs, programmers, and projectionists. We strive for accuracy, but things can move fast in filmland!
Friday 9/6
6:00 PM
Gene Siskel Film Center: Remembering David Bordwell
I Was Born, But… – Yasujiro Ozu – 1932 – 90 min
35mm from Janus Films
7:00 PM
Music Box Theatre: Noir City
The Postman Always Rings Twice – Tay Garnett – 1946 – 113 min
35mm from Park Circus
Saturday 9/7
11:30 AM
Music Box Theatre
Seven Brides for Seven Brothers – Stanley Donen – 1954 – 102 min
35mm from Park Circus
2:30 PM
Gene Siskel Film Center: Remembering David Bordwell
His Girl Friday – Howard Hawks – 1940 – 92 min
35mm
7:15 PM
Music Box Theatre: Noir City
The Window – Ted Tetzlaff – 1949 – 73 min
35mm from UCLA Film & Television Archive
Sunday 9/8
11:30 AM
Music Box Theatre
Seven Brides for Seven Brothers – Stanley Donen – 1954 – 102 min
35mm from Park Circus
2:00 PM
Gene Siskel Film Center: Remembering David Bordwell
Mon Oncle – Jacques Tati – 1958 – 116 min
35mm from Janus Films
4:30 PM
Gene Siskel Film Center: Remembering David Bordwell
Street of Shame – Kenji Mizoguchi – 1956 – 85 min
35mm from Janus Films
6:45 PM
Music Box Theatre: Noir City
This Gun for Hire – Frank Tuttle – 1942 – 81 min
35mm from Universal
Monday 9/9
6:00 PM
Gene Siskel Film Center: Mystery Movie Monday
We cannot reveal the film but we CAN tell you it’s on 35mm!
9:15 PM
Music Box Theatre: Noir City
Hardly a Criminal – Hugo Fregonese – 1949 – 88 min
35mm from UCLA Film & Television Archive
Tuesday 9/10
9:15 PM
Music Box Theatre: Noir City
Black Tuesday – Hugo Fregonese – 1954 – 80 min
35mm from Park Circus
Wednesday 9/11
7:30 PM
Chicago Film Society at NEIU
Practically Yours – Mitchell Leisen – 1944 – 88 min
35mm from Universal
Preceded by: “The Atom Goes to Sea” (True Boardman, 1954) – 12 min – 35mm
