Nancy Maes

In conjunction with the exhibition "Here and Now," which features the works of emerging Chicagoland artists, Chicago Filmmakers and the Chicago Department of Cultural Affairs are presenting "Recent Film and...

On Mondays, films are shown on the second level of this nightclub/restaurant. The schedule for December includes movies with an upbeat view of the holiday season, and others with a...

The Alliance Francaise presents Francois Truffaut's "The Bride Wore Black." In this 1968 movie, a bridegroom is murdered and his bride (Jeanne Moreau) seeks revenge for his death. The score...

Doc Films has scheduled three foreign films: "Van Gogh," a French film directed by Maurice Pialat with Jacques Dutronc portraying the painter; "Ludwig, Requiem for a Virgin King" director Hans...

The Fermilab Film Series presents "After Life," directed by Hirokazu Koreeda. This 1998 Japanese movie foscuses on deceased people who must spend a week reminiscing about their lives in order...

Block Cinema is showing "The Private Life of Sherlock Holmes" directed by Billy Wilder (in which the detective, Watson and the heroine have secrets to keep) and a rare 35...

Chicago Filmmakers, in partnership with other media organizations, has organized "Show and Tell Chicago Style: Local Independent Feature Film Making." The program includes excerpts from five films made in Chicago:...

The world premiere of "Working Title" is being presented in a one-time screening at the Biograph Theatre. This tongue-in-cheek, behind-the-scenes look at the movie industry is a collaboration between John...

The Oriental Institute Museum will present two episodes from the PBS series "Out of the Fiery Furnace," which explores the discovery of metal resources and how they were used. "From...

In conjunction with the exhibition "The Last Expression: Art and Auschwitz," Block Cinema is presenting "Voyages." This 1999 work by Emmanuel Finkiel tells the stories of elderly Jews living in...