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Suzhou River

A fitfully employed videographer in Shanghai, who never appears on-screen, gets ...

The Ruination Of Men

Arturo Ripstein’s 2000 absurdist comedy in black and white, sharply scripted by ...

Before Night Falls

Painter Julian Schnabel followed up his debut feature, Basquiat, with another bi...

Going Corporate

This independent mockumentary (2000, 99 min.) by Kevin Carr of Columbus, Ohio, h...

Bread and Roses

Who wants to think about Mexican janitors–illegal aliens, working in the buildi...

The Circle

Iranian filmmaker Jafar Panahi (The White Balloon, The Mirror) takes a giant st...

Everybody’s Famous

This likable crowd pleaser (2000)nominated for an Oscar, and predictably trimmed...

Serpent’s Path

The prolific Japanese director Kiyoshi Kurosawa has been at work for nearly two ...

Back Against The Wall

This opening-night program of the eighth annual Chicago Underground Film Festiva...

Faat-Kine

Ousman Sembene, the greatest of all African filmmakers (and one of the finest f...

Three films by Kiyoshi Kurosawa

The prolific Japanese director Kiyoshi Kurosawa has been at work for nearly two...

Stand-by

The initial idea is provocative: a man abandons his wife in the cafeteria of a F...

Dinner Rush

A nicely shaped script by Chicagoans Rick Shaughnessy and Brian Kalata makes thi...

Wendigo

Completing a loose trilogy of revisionist horror films that’s already seen Habit...

Kandahar

Started in 2000 near the Afghan border in Iran, shot in rough and haphazard con...

Miracle Mile

Written and directed by Steve DeJarnatt, this taut, apocalyptic thriller shows ...

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