One of the more popular sections of the Chicago International Film Festival each year is the After Dark sidebar, a…
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In its 29th year of programming, Chicago International Film Festival’s Black Perspectives category continues to exhibit and uplift stories across…
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Documentary is a filmmaking approach inherently designed for remembrance. In fact, it’s the approach that most closely can be aligned…
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“Atmospheric” and “measured” are the two words that describe the three films composing this latest Chicago International Film Festival dispatch.…
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To say that “Bugonia” is Yorgos Lanthimos’ bleakest film to date would be noteworthy given that from his very first…
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If you’re looking forward to spending more time with the characters in “Nobody Wants This” without worrying whether Joanne (Kristen…
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The 61st edition of the Chicago International Film Festival has boasted an unusually strong lineup of high-quality titles from around…
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It’s funny to think about how much television owes to Stephen King. High-profile adaptations of literary hits like “The Stand,”…
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Chicago International Film Festival is one of the few cinematic celebrations that takes the “international” in its name seriously. The…
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Nia DaCosta is difficult to define. A Black woman director who has established herself as a big-budget filmmaker, in her…
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