The first week of the annual Chicago International Film Fest provided an eccentric variety for Chicagoland cinephiles.
The first week of the annual Chicago International Film Fest provided an eccentric variety for Chicagoland cinephiles.
The crime-comedy is based on the true story of spree-robber Jeffrey Manchester.
Political messaging and movie star power pop on screen in Paul Thomas Anderson’s largest scale film yet.
North America’s “longest-running competitive film festival” opens Oct. 15
Zach Cregger’s horror mystery movie “Weapons” cuts an intimidating silhouette.
Celine Song’s follow up to “Past Lives” reshapes love triangles with class commentary.
A young farmer encounters a strange mythical creature and helps it on its journey home.
The film is an adaptation of the 2015 video game set in a decrepit town in the woods.