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SUMMARY:Inferno 1911
DESCRIPTION:The Italian Cultural Institute of Chicago presents a CineConcert featuring the groundbreaking 1911 silent film L’Inferno\, accompanied live by Stefano Maccagno (piano) and Furio Di Castri (double bass) on the mesmerizing musical score composed by Maestro Maccagno. \n\nL’Inferno is a 1911 Italian silent film\, loosely adapted from the first canticle of Dante Alighieri’s Divine Comedy. The movie took over three years to make\, and was the first full-length Italian feature film ever produced. L’Inferno’s depictions of Hell closely followed those in the engravings of Gustave Doré for an edition of the Divine Comedy\, which were familiar to an international audience. The movie production also employed several special effects\, some of which were considered groundbreaking at the time\, establishing the movie as a leader in innovation of cinematic techniques. \nThe concept of “musical accompaniment” for the film L’Inferno is a transverse musical process that fosters a timbric osmosis of a predominantly electronic track and live performances on double bass and piano. The designed absence of specific languages allows the musical selections and genres to be freely defined by the images themselves\, the absolute protagonists of the project\, creating an oftentimes surreal experience. The combination of electronic and live music transports the listener to atmospheres at times impalpable\, as the timbric density undergoes rarefaction\, and at times to “magmatic musical” situations\, in which the full multiplicity of sounds coexist in an orchestral sum of timbric material. Free improvisation performed live on the double bass and piano defines the soundtrack\, allowing the instruments to dialogue with one another in a purity of language that ranges from Jazz to classical-contemporary music. \n\nStefano Maccagno. Pianist\, composer\, conductor\, professor of improvisation\, orchestration\, composition and orchestration of music for images. He is the official composer of the National Cinema Museum of Turin\, for which he has composed and orchestrated the music for numerous silent cinema masterpieces including Cabiria\, Royal Tiger\, Maciste\, The Whispering Chorus\, Blood and Sand. He has collaborated as soundtrack composer with the “Italian National Film Archive” in Milan. He has been pianist accompanist of the biggest masterpieces of silent cinema at Cannes Film Festival\, Bologna international film festival Il Cinema Ritrovato\, Lumiere Festival in Lyon Pordenone Silent Film Days\, Cinémathèque Française and Tokyo National Film Center. On commission of the Teatro dell’Opera di Florence he wrote a composition for a large symphony orchestra on music by Led Zeppelin performed by the Maggio Musicale Fiorentino Orchestra\, which he directed himself at the Teatro dell’Opera in Florence. He has composed the music score for Susanna Nicchiarelli’s “Nico\, 1988”\, recording with actress Trine Dirholm (best actress award at Berlinale 2017). He is the official pianist of the Cabiria restoration project\, which has accompanied at Cannes and Berlin film festivals as well as in Belgrade\, Budapest\, Lyon\, Luxembourg\, Madrid\, Sao Paulo\, Seoul\, Tokyo\, Vancouver. \nFurio Di Castri. Born in Milano 1955\, self-taught double bassist\, he records his first album in 1973 (Dedalus – Trident rec.) at the age of 17. After living in Tunisia\, he moves to Rome in 1978 where he plays with Maurizio Giammarco and Massimo Urbani bands. From 1979 to 1981 he plays as sideman with Chet Baker\, Art Farmer\, Walter Davis jr\, Jimmy Knepper\, Freddie Hubbard\, Al Grey\, Franco d’Andrea\, Tete Montoliu\, Sal Nistico\, Enrico Pieranunzi\, Dave Samuels. Throughout the 80s’ he is part of Enrico Rava quartet and Michel Petrucciani trio and takes part to international tours and concerts with Dino Saluzzi\, Joe Henderson\, Chet Baker\, John Taylor\, Steve Lacy\, Lee Konitz\, Paul Motian\, Joe Lovano\, Pharoah Sanders\, Charles Lloyd\, Ray Anderson\, Daniel Humair\, John Abercrombie\, Cristian Escoudè\, Philip Catherine\, Aldo Romano\, Franco d’Andrea. In the 90s’ he plays with Richard Galliano\, Paul Bley\, John Surman\, John Taylor\, Kenny Wheeler\, Michael Brecker\, Dave Liebman\, Joe Lovano\, Andy Sheppard\, Paul Motian\, John Scofield\, Nguyen Le\, Franco Ambrosetti\, Antonello Salis\, Stefano Bollani\, Uri Caine. He has collaborated with Paolo Fresu for over 20 years. Since 2000\, he dedicates himself to his own projects and to composition for orchestras\, dance\, theatre and contemporary art performances. Since 2001 he is professor in double bass at the Jazz Department of Turin Music Conservatory. He has held double bass masterclasses in Dublin\, Den Haag\, Paris\, Rome\, Mexico City\, Buenos Aires\, Lousanne\, Chambery. From 2012 to 2016 he has been the artistic director of Torino Fringe Jazz Festival (TJF Fringe) and in 2017 he directed the first edition of Firenze Jazz Fringe Festival. Furio Di Castri has recorded over 200 albums – 20 as band leader – and has performed in Europe\, Canada\, USA\, Mexico\, Brasil\, Argentina\, Chile\, Russia\, Senegal\, Morocco\, Algeria\, Tunisia\, Israel\, Turkey\, Yemen\, China\, Indonesia\, Malaesia\, Philippines\, Singapore\, Japan and Korea.   \n  \n 
URL:https://pianofortechicago.com/event/inferno-1911
LOCATION:PianoForte Studios\, 1335 South Michigan Ave\, Chicago\, IL\, 60605\, United States
CATEGORIES:Concerts,Movies
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20211115T180000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20211115T210000
DTSTAMP:20261012T011133
CREATED:20211006T175233Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20211012T205643Z
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SUMMARY:Chopin in the City Festival Movie Screening and Jazz Concert: Chopin. Caribbean Key
DESCRIPTION:CHOPIN. Caribbean Key is a story about the music on Curacao Island. Especially about Caribbean receptions of the greatest Polish composer\, Fryderyk Chopin\,  which is also known on the Caribbean Island of Curacao. \nIt is a story about the Antilian history of Chopin’s music and the fate of the people who created it. Here\, in the 19th century\, the “Caribbean Mazurka” was composed\, inspired by Chopin’s Mazurek. For many years this piece has been a “national dance” on the island of Curacao. The music and its transformations reflect the tragic history of this island and its seemingly distant but profound resemblance to Chopin’s music. \nOne of the protagonists in the documentary is Randal Corsen\, the most outstanding pianist on the island. The musician plans to write pieces inspired by Chopin\, for traditional instruments and in a new arrangement. He also intends to invite contemporary musicians from Curacao\, who have not yet played Chopin\, to participate in the concert. In the final “Traces of Chopin” concert\, a classical Chopin piano is presented by Janusz Olejniczak – an internationally recognised composer\, enthusiast and interpreter of Chopin’s music – accompanied by the lively\, wild and polyphonic music of the island today. It is original music that tells the difficult history of this wonderful island of Curacao. \n\n \n 
URL:https://pianofortechicago.com/event/chopin-in-the-city-festival-movie-screening-chopin-caribbean-key
LOCATION:PianoForte Studios\, 1335 South Michigan Ave\, Chicago\, IL\, 60605\, United States
CATEGORIES:Movies
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20200626T184500
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20200626T204500
DTSTAMP:20261012T011133
CREATED:20200123T210858Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20200123T210858Z
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SUMMARY:Chicago Film Club: Screening of "House of Strangers" with discussion afterward
DESCRIPTION:House of Strangers (1949) is a family drama starring Edward G. Robinson\, Susan Hayward\, and Richard Conte. Robinson stars as Gino Monetti a self-made man who made his fortune banking. He has four sons. Three sons work with Gino at the bank. His other son\, Max (Richard Conte) is a lawyer who rents office space in the bank. The sons that work with their father resent him because he belittles and insults them at every opportunity. When Gino is found guilty of banking irregularities\, will his sons come to his defense? \n\nChicago Film Club\nIf you love classic movies\, this is the club for you. You’ll have fun learning about the classical Hollywood period of filmmaking as well as interacting with other classic movie fans. Each movie will be introduced\, providing important background information\, to make the movie watching experience as enjoyable as possible. Q&A and discussion time after each film viewing will give everyone a chance to contribute their impressions and opinions. It will be like going to film school\, but with no tests\, quizzes\, or finals! \nTo stay on top of all the Chicago Film Club screenings\, join on Meet Up (it’s free to join). Besides these screenings\, you will be informed of other classic movie events happening in Chicago. \nChicago Film Club Meetup Group
URL:https://pianofortechicago.com/event/chicago-film-club-screening-of-house-of-strangers-with-discussion-afterward
LOCATION:PianoForte Studios\, 1335 South Michigan Ave\, Chicago\, IL\, 60605\, United States
CATEGORIES:Movies
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20200603T184500
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20200603T204500
DTSTAMP:20261012T011133
CREATED:20200123T210632Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20200123T210632Z
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SUMMARY:Chicago Film Club: Screening of "Gaslight" with discussion afterward
DESCRIPTION:Gaslight (1944) is a historical drama with noir overtones. It features beautiful black and white photography and an Academy Award winning performance from Ingrid Bergman as Paula\, the wife of a man (Charles Boyer) who may be trying to drive her crazy. The film is tautly directed by George Cukor who guided a 16-year-old Angela Lansbury to an Oscar nomination as Best Supporting Actress in her film debut. \n\nChicago Film Club\nIf you love classic movies\, this is the club for you. You’ll have fun learning about the classical Hollywood period of filmmaking as well as interacting with other classic movie fans. Each movie will be introduced\, providing important background information\, to make the movie watching experience as enjoyable as possible. Q&A and discussion time after each film viewing will give everyone a chance to contribute their impressions and opinions. It will be like going to film school\, but with no tests\, quizzes\, or finals! \nTo stay on top of all the Chicago Film Club screenings\, join on Meet Up (it’s free to join). Besides these screenings\, you will be informed of other classic movie events happening in Chicago. \nChicago Film Club Meetup Group
URL:https://pianofortechicago.com/event/chicago-film-club-screening-of-gaslight-with-discussion-afterward
LOCATION:PianoForte Studios\, 1335 South Michigan Ave\, Chicago\, IL\, 60605\, United States
CATEGORIES:Movies
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20200520T184500
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20200520T204500
DTSTAMP:20261012T011133
CREATED:20200123T210416Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20200123T210416Z
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SUMMARY:Chicago Film Club: Screening of "Call Northside 777" with discussion afterward
DESCRIPTION:Call Northside 777 (1948) is based on a true story and shot entirely on location in Chicago. James Stewart plays a newspaper man who tries to help a poor woman get her son out of jail\, believing he is not guilty of the murder he was sent to prison for. Using old fashioned shoe leather and the latest technology\, Stewart comes to believe justice has not been served. \n\nChicago Film Club\nIf you love classic movies\, this is the club for you. You’ll have fun learning about the classical Hollywood period of filmmaking as well as interacting with other classic movie fans. Each movie will be introduced\, providing important background information\, to make the movie watching experience as enjoyable as possible. Q&A and discussion time after each film viewing will give everyone a chance to contribute their impressions and opinions. It will be like going to film school\, but with no tests\, quizzes\, or finals! \nTo stay on top of all the Chicago Film Club screenings\, join on Meet Up (it’s free to join). Besides these screenings\, you will be informed of other classic movie events happening in Chicago. \nChicago Film Club Meetup Group
URL:https://pianofortechicago.com/event/chicago-film-club-screening-of-call-northside-777-with-discussion-afterward
LOCATION:PianoForte Studios\, 1335 South Michigan Ave\, Chicago\, IL\, 60605\, United States
CATEGORIES:Movies
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20200504T184500
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20200504T204500
DTSTAMP:20261012T011133
CREATED:20200123T210136Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20200123T210136Z
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SUMMARY:Chicago Film Club: Screening of "Scarlet Street" with discussion afterward
DESCRIPTION:Scarlet Street (1945) reunited Edward G. Robinson and Joan Bennett (The Woman in the Window) in a new noir tale. Robinson is a shy\, lonely man stuck in a loveless marriage to a woman who demeans him on a daily basis\, comparing him constantly to her late first husband. When Robinson sees Bennett being ruffed up by her boyfriend (Dan Duryea)\, he steps in to save her. Little did Robinson realize that his good deed would lead to a series of events that would lead to his ruin. \n\nChicago Film Club\nIf you love classic movies\, this is the club for you. You’ll have fun learning about the classical Hollywood period of filmmaking as well as interacting with other classic movie fans. Each movie will be introduced\, providing important background information\, to make the movie watching experience as enjoyable as possible. Q&A and discussion time after each film viewing will give everyone a chance to contribute their impressions and opinions. It will be like going to film school\, but with no tests\, quizzes\, or finals! \nTo stay on top of all the Chicago Film Club screenings\, join on Meet Up (it’s free to join). Besides these screenings\, you will be informed of other classic movie events happening in Chicago. \nChicago Film Club Meetup Group
URL:https://pianofortechicago.com/event/chicago-film-club-screening-of-scarlet-street-with-discussion-afterward
LOCATION:PianoForte Studios\, 1335 South Michigan Ave\, Chicago\, IL\, 60605\, United States
CATEGORIES:Movies
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20200422T184500
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20200422T204500
DTSTAMP:20261012T011133
CREATED:20200123T205910Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20200123T205910Z
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SUMMARY:Chicago Film Club: Screening of "This Gun for Hire" with discussion afterward
DESCRIPTION:This Gun for Hire (1942) is the film that made Alan Ladd a star and paired him with Veronica Lake\, making them one of the most popular screen teams. Ladd stars as Raven a hired gun double crossed by his employer who reports him to the Los Angeles police department. Enter Veronica Lake\, an entertainer and girlfriend of the detective\, (Robert Preston) assigned to the case against Raven. \n\nChicago Film Club\nIf you love classic movies\, this is the club for you. You’ll have fun learning about the classical Hollywood period of filmmaking as well as interacting with other classic movie fans. Each movie will be introduced\, providing important background information\, to make the movie watching experience as enjoyable as possible. Q&A and discussion time after each film viewing will give everyone a chance to contribute their impressions and opinions. It will be like going to film school\, but with no tests\, quizzes\, or finals! \nTo stay on top of all the Chicago Film Club screenings\, join on Meet Up (it’s free to join). Besides these screenings\, you will be informed of other classic movie events happening in Chicago. \nChicago Film Club Meetup Group
URL:https://pianofortechicago.com/event/chicago-film-club-screening-of-this-gun-for-hire-with-discussion-afterward
LOCATION:PianoForte Studios\, 1335 South Michigan Ave\, Chicago\, IL\, 60605\, United States
CATEGORIES:Movies
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20200408T184500
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20200408T204500
DTSTAMP:20261012T011133
CREATED:20200123T205449Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20200123T205449Z
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SUMMARY:Chicago Film Club: Screening of "The Woman in the Window" with discussion afterward
DESCRIPTION:The Woman in the Window (1944) stars Edward G. Robinson as a mild-mannered college professor who gets involved with a mysterious woman (Joan Bennett). In the time span of one weekend\, the professor’s life is turned upside down with no easy solution in site. This film was directed by the legendary Fritz Lang (Metropolis) and features classic black and white cinematography by Milton R. Krasner. \n\nChicago Film Club\nIf you love classic movies\, this is the club for you. You’ll have fun learning about the classical Hollywood period of filmmaking as well as interacting with other classic movie fans. Each movie will be introduced\, providing important background information\, to make the movie watching experience as enjoyable as possible. Q&A and discussion time after each film viewing will give everyone a chance to contribute their impressions and opinions. It will be like going to film school\, but with no tests\, quizzes\, or finals! \nTo stay on top of all the Chicago Film Club screenings\, join on Meet Up (it’s free to join). Besides these screenings\, you will be informed of other classic movie events happening in Chicago. \nChicago Film Club Meetup Group
URL:https://pianofortechicago.com/event/chicago-film-club-screening-of-the-woman-in-the-window-with-discussion-afterward
LOCATION:PianoForte Studios\, 1335 South Michigan Ave\, Chicago\, IL\, 60605\, United States
CATEGORIES:Movies
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20200330T184500
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20200330T204500
DTSTAMP:20261012T011133
CREATED:20200123T204636Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20200123T205000Z
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SUMMARY:Chicago Film Club: Screening of "Leave Her to Heaven" with discussion afterward
DESCRIPTION:“Leave Her to Heaven” (1945) Considered one of the few films noir shot in Technicolor\, “Leave Her to Heaven” was one of the biggest hits of the 1940s. Gene Tierney plays Ellen Berent a woman whose jealousy and possessiveness destroys the lives of those who get in her way. \nAll admissions: $5 \n\nChicago Film Club\nIf you love classic movies\, this is the club for you. You’ll have fun learning about the classical Hollywood period of filmmaking as well as interacting with other classic movie fans. Each movie will be introduced\, providing important background information\, to make the movie watching experience as enjoyable as possible. Q&A and discussion time after each film viewing will give everyone a chance to contribute their impressions and opinions. It will be like going to film school\, but with no tests\, quizzes\, or finals! \nTo stay on top of all the Chicago Film Club screenings\, join on Meet Up (it’s free to join). Besides these screenings\, you will be informed of other classic movie events happening in Chicago. \nChicago Film Club Meetup Group
URL:https://pianofortechicago.com/event/chicago-film-club-screening-of-leave-her-to-heaven-with-discussion-afterward
LOCATION:PianoForte Studios\, 1335 South Michigan Ave\, Chicago\, IL\, 60605\, United States
CATEGORIES:Movies
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20200311T184500
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20200311T204500
DTSTAMP:20261012T011133
CREATED:20200123T204415Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20200123T204415Z
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SUMMARY:Chicago Film Club: Screening of "High Sierra" with discussion afterward
DESCRIPTION:“High Sierra” (1941) After the success of “They Drive By Night\,” Ida Lupino was emerging as a major star at Warner Bros. Humphrey Bogart desperate to advance to lead roles\, talked George Raft (director Raul Walsh’s first choice) out of taking the role. It proved to be a breakout performance; he would never again play second leads. \nBogart plays Roy (Mad Dog) Earle recently released from prison and eager for one big time robbery so he can retire in comfort. Along the way he meets Marie Garson (Lupino)\, a rootless young woman who falls in love with him. Planning the big heist isn’t an easy job\, but Roy is willing to risk it all for his one big chance at a new life with Marie. \nAll admissions: $5 \n\nChicago Film Club\nIf you love classic movies\, this is the club for you. You’ll have fun learning about the classical Hollywood period of filmmaking as well as interacting with other classic movie fans. Each movie will be introduced\, providing important background information\, to make the movie watching experience as enjoyable as possible. Q&A and discussion time after each film viewing will give everyone a chance to contribute their impressions and opinions. It will be like going to film school\, but with no tests\, quizzes\, or finals! \nTo stay on top of all the Chicago Film Club screenings\, join on Meet Up (it’s free to join). Besides these screenings\, you will be informed of other classic movie events happening in Chicago. \nChicago Film Club Meetup Group
URL:https://pianofortechicago.com/event/chicago-film-club-screening-of-high-sierra-with-discussion-afterward
LOCATION:PianoForte Studios\, 1335 South Michigan Ave\, Chicago\, IL\, 60605\, United States
CATEGORIES:Movies
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20200224T184500
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20200224T204500
DTSTAMP:20261012T011133
CREATED:20200123T204102Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20200123T204102Z
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SUMMARY:Chicago Film Club: Screening of "They Drive By Night" with discussion afterward
DESCRIPTION:“They Drive By Night” (1940) George Raft and Humphrey Bogart play brothers and independent truck drivers. It’s a tough going for the two\, battling against the big trucking companies\, but somehow they always come through. Along the way they meet waitress Ann Sheridan and Ida Lupino\, the latter bent on a romance with Raft in spite of the fact he’s in love with Sheridan. The film did wonders for Lupino’s career\, supposedly audiences clapped during her courtroom scenes. After this film she was one of the biggest stars on the Warner Bros. lot. \nAll admissions: $5 \n\nChicago Film Club\nIf you love classic movies\, this is the club for you. You’ll have fun learning about the classical Hollywood period of filmmaking as well as interacting with other classic movie fans. Each movie will be introduced\, providing important background information\, to make the movie watching experience as enjoyable as possible. Q&A and discussion time after each film viewing will give everyone a chance to contribute their impressions and opinions. It will be like going to film school\, but with no tests\, quizzes\, or finals! \nTo stay on top of all the Chicago Film Club screenings\, join on Meet Up (it’s free to join). Besides these screenings\, you will be informed of other classic movie events happening in Chicago. \nChicago Film Club Meetup Group
URL:https://pianofortechicago.com/event/chicago-film-club-screening-of-they-drive-by-night-with-discussion-afterward
LOCATION:PianoForte Studios\, 1335 South Michigan Ave\, Chicago\, IL\, 60605\, United States
CATEGORIES:Movies
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20200203T183500
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20200203T204500
DTSTAMP:20261012T011133
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SUMMARY:Chicago Film Club: Screening of "Fallen Angel" with discussion afterward
DESCRIPTION:Fallen Angel (1945) Dana Andrews stars as a grifter hoping to swindle two rich sisters (Alice Faye and Anne Revere) while romancing Stella (Linda Darnell) a diner waitress. This was director Otto Preminger’s follow-up to “Laura” released the year before. \nAll admissions: $5 \n\nChicago Film Club\nIf you love classic movies\, this is the club for you. You’ll have fun learning about the classical Hollywood period of filmmaking as well as interacting with other classic movie fans. Each movie will be introduced\, providing important background information\, to make the movie watching experience as enjoyable as possible. Q&A and discussion time after each film viewing will give everyone a chance to contribute their impressions and opinions. It will be like going to film school\, but with no tests\, quizzes\, or finals! \nTo stay on top of all the Chicago Film Club screenings\, join on Meet Up (it’s free to join). Besides these screenings\, you will be informed of other classic movie events happening in Chicago. \nChicago Film Club Meetup Group
URL:https://pianofortechicago.com/event/chicago-film-club-screening-of-fallen-angel-with-discussion-afterward
LOCATION:PianoForte Studios\, 1335 South Michigan Ave\, Chicago\, IL\, 60605\, United States
CATEGORIES:Movies
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