Nancy Maes

The "Take 1 Film Festival--Best of Production I and II Student Films" is an opportunity to view movies directed by Columbia College Chicago students. The screening includes 10 films selected...

In conjunction with the Field Museum's "Pearls" exhibit, Milos Stehlik, director of Facets Multi-Media, will discuss the role these gems have played in films. He will show excerpts from movies...

Italian stage director Romeo Castellucci is visiting the Museum of Contemporary Art, where his Societas Raffaello Sanzio will perform "Giulio Cesare." He also is curating "Films from the Stage," a...

The Wrecking Crew will present an improv comedy show called "Blood, Guts and Popcorn," billed as rude, crude and raw, before midnight movies presented by the Psychotronic Film Society. The...

This final last weekend of the Chicago International Children's Film Festival includes the screening of a variety of live action and animated movies and shorts by professional filmmakers and children...

As part of "Sor Juana Festival 2002: A Tribute to Mexican Women," the Mexican Fine Arts Center Museum has scheduled 4 films dating from 1942 to 1947 featuring the late...

In a tribute to Serge Daney, the influential French film critic who passed away in 1992, Block Cinema has scheduled five of his favorite films to be screened in November....

The Silent Film Society is presenting "Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde," the 1920 silent adaptation of Robert Louis Stevenson's work. John Barrymore stars as both the kind doctor who discovers...

The After Hours Film Society is presenting the French film "Murderous Maids," directed by Jean-Pierre Denis, which depicts the lives of two sisters working as domestics who murder their employees....

The Boston-based Alloy Orchestra will perform its original score at a screening of a restored copy of "The Black Pirate." The 1926 silent movie, starring Douglas Fairbanks as a nobleman...