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!
Exhibits
September 21 – December 8
Block Museum of Art: Pop América, 1965 – 1975
35mm photographic slides – Juan José Gurrola
November 19 – December 8
Every hour on the hour
The Art Institute of Chicago – Cinema Reinvented: Four Films by Andy Warhol
Haircut no. 1 — Andy Warhol — 1963 — 27 min
16mm from The Circulating Film Library, Department of Film, The Museum of Modern Art
On the first floor of the Modern Wing in the Stone Gallery (Gallery 186 – Film, Video, and New Media)
December 9 – January 5
Every hour on the hour
The Art Institute of Chicago – Cinema Reinvented: Four Films by Andy Warhol
Kiss — Andy Warhol — 1963/64 — 54 min
16mm from The Circulating Film Library, Department of Film, The Museum of Modern Art
On the first floor of the Modern Wing in the Stone Gallery (Gallery 186 – Film, Video, and New Media)
October 20 – January 26
running continuously during museum hours
The Art Institute of Chicago – Andy Warhol: From A to B and Back Again
Elvis at Ferus — 1963 — 4 min
Jill and Freddy Dancing — 1963 — 4:30 min
Edie Sedgwick (Screen Test 308) — 1965 — 4:36 min
Ann Buchanan (Screen Test 33) — 1964 — 4:30 min
Penelope Palmer (Screen Test 255) — 1966 — 4:06 min
Bibbe Hansen (Screen Test 128) — 1965 — 4:30 min
Nico (Hershey) (Screen Test 246) — 1966 — 4:18 min
Me and Taylor — 1963 — 4:30 min
Mario Banana #1 — 1964 — 4:10 min
John Washing — 1963 — 4:30 min
Jack Smith (Screen Test 315) — 1964 — 4:30 min
Rufus Collins (Screen Test 61) — 1964 — 4:24 min
Billy Name (Linich) (Screen Test 194) — 1964 — 4:24 min
Marcel Duchamp (Screen Test 80) — 1966 — 4:24 min
Salvador Dali (Screen Test 67) — 1966 — 4:42 min
All films by Andy Warhol, 16mm prints from The Circulating Film Library, Department of Film, The Museum of Modern Art
On the second floor of the museum in Regenstein Hall — additional special exhibition admission fee required for entry
Friday 12/6
1:45 PM, 4:15 PM, 7:00 PM, 9:30 PM
Music Box Theatre
The Aeronauts — Tom Harper — 2019 — 100 min
70mm from Amazon Studios
6:30 PM – 10:00 PM
Experimental Station: Warming Station and Night Market
Film and music performance by Wheatpaste
7:00 PM
Block Cinema
When The Earth Trembled, or The Strength of Love — Barry O’Neill — 1913 — 48 min — 35mm from the Library of Congress
San Francisco After the Earthquake — Miles Brothers — 1906 — 9 min — 35mm from Library of Congress
Unidentified silent shorts. Paper prints. Vitagraph films. No. 5 — 1908 — 10 min — 35mm from UCLA Film and Video Archive
The Sale of a Heart — Maurice Costello — 1913 — 15 min — 35mm from UCLA Film and Video Archive
live accompaniment by Dave Drazin
7:00 PM
Doc Films: From the Pen of Tonino Guerra
Landscape in the Midst — Theo Angelopoulos — 1988 — 127 min
35mm
Saturday 12/7
11:15 AM
Music Box Theatre
Marriage Story — Noah Baumbach — 2019 — 136 min
35mm from Netflix
4:15 PM, 7:00 PM, 9:30 PM
Music Box Theatre
The Aeronauts — Tom Harper — 2019 — 100 min
70mm from Amazon Studios
8:00 PM
Fitzgerald’s (Berwyn, IL)
“Chris and Heather’s Country Calendar Show”
12 Live Musical acts and 16mm films from the collection of Heather McAdams
More info here
7:00 PM
Chicago Film Archives at Chicago Filmmakers: Revulsion in the Grocery Aisle
Could You Eat Just a Little Bit of Shit – James Benoit – 1975 – 7 mins
Arrival Supermarket Architecture – Camille Cook – 1967 – 8 min
Jerry’s Deli – Tom Palazzolo – 1976 – 9 min
Daytime Television – JoAnn Elam – 1973 – 3 min
Super Up – Kenji Kaneska – 1966 – 12 min
All 16mm from Chicago Film Archives
Sunday 12/8
11:15 AM
Music Box Theatre
Marriage Story — Noah Baumbach — 2019 — 136 min
35mm from Netflix
1:30 PM
Doc Films: From the Pen of Tonino Guerra
Landscape in the Midst — Theo Angelopoulos — 1988 — 127 min
35mm
4:15 PM, 7:00 PM, 9:30 PM
Music Box Theatre
The Aeronauts — Tom Harper — 2019 — 100 min
70mm from Amazon Studios
Monday 12/9
1:45 PM
Music Box Theatre
The Aeronauts — Tom Harper — 2019 — 100 min
70mm from Amazon Studios
7:00 PM
Music Box Theatre: Silent Cinema (co-presented by Chicago Film Society)
Peter Pan — Herbert Brenon — 1924 — 105 min
35mm from Kino
Preceded by: “Peter Pan Handled” (Walter Lantz, 1925) – 7 min – 16mm
Live organ accompaniment by Dennis Scott
Tuesday 12/10
1:45 PM, 4:15 PM, 7:00 PM, 9:30 PM
Music Box Theatre
The Aeronauts — Tom Harper — 2019 — 100 min
70mm from Amazon Studios
Wednesday 12/11
1:45 PM
Music Box Theatre
The Aeronauts — Tom Harper — 2019 — 100 min
70mm from Amazon Studios
Thursday 12/12
1:45 PM
Music Box Theatre
The Aeronauts — Tom Harper — 2019 — 100 min
70mm from Amazon Studios