Friday, February 13 – Friday, February 20

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 2/13

7:00 PM
Logan Center for the Arts (Film Studies Center Screening Room)
Mississippi Masala – Mira Nair – 1991 – 118 min
35mm from the Yale Film Archive

Midnight
Music Box Theatre
Valentine – Jamie Blanks – 2001 – 96 min
35mm from Park Circus


Saturday 2/14

Midnight
Music Box Theatre
Valentine – Jamie Blanks – 2001 – 96 min
35mm from Park Circus

Midnight
Music Box Theatre
Joe Dirt – Dennie Gordon – 2001 – 91 min
35mm from Sony Pictures Repertory


Sunday 2/15

11:30 AM
Music Box Theatre
Working Girl: The Films of Barbara Stanwyck
Union Pacific – Cecil B. DeMille – 1939 min
35mm from Universal

7:00 PM
Doc Films
Cinema’s Garden: The Films of Rose Lowder
foryannfromrose – Rose Lowder – 2014 – 3 min
Turbulence – Rose Lowder – 2015 – 7 min
Tartarughe d’Acqua  – Rose Lowder – 2016 – 25 min
La Source de La Loire – Rose Lowder – 2021 – 19 min
16mm from Light Cone


Tuesday 2/17

7:00 PM
Chicago Film Society at the Music Box Theatre
Written on the Wind – Douglas Sirk – 1956 – 99 min
35mm from Universal
Preceded by: “Hold Me While I’m Naked” (George Kuchar, 1966) – 15 min – 16mm from Anthology Film Archives


Wednesday 2/18

7:00 PM
Doc Films
Boris Barnet: A Cinema Despite Life
The Wrestler and the Clown – Boris Barnet – 1957 – 95 min
35mm from Wisconsin Center for Film and Theater Research


Thursday 2/19

7:00 PM
Doc Films: Femalaise
Wings – Larisa Sheptiko – 1966 – 85 min
35mm from private collections


Friday 2/20

7:00 PM
Doc Films
Revolution of Their Time: 30 Years of Milkway Image
Too Many Ways to Be No. 1 – Wai Ka-Fai – 1997 – 90 min
35mm from American Genre Film Archive

7:00 PM
Film Studies Center at the Logan Center for the Arts
L’Atalante – Jean Vigo – 1934 – 89 min
35mm from the Film Studies Center

Midnight
Music Box Theatre: Brothers from Another Planet
Blade – Stephen Norrington – 1998 – 120 min
35mm from Park Circus