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Michael Moore's "Capitalism: A Love Story" Advance Screening TONIGHT

I know this is last minute, but there's an advance screening tonight of Michael Moore's new documentary film, "Capitalism: A Love Story",...
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"What's the Matter with Kansas?" - the Chicago premiere

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What is without doubt one of the finest documentaries I have ever seen, also happens to be the first professional film production I was ever directly...
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This week in Chicago indie film: FOOD, INC and new Coppola

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FOOD, INC special advance screening TONIGHT presented by the Midwest Independent Film Festival Although MIFF won't be doing a screening next month...
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[REVIEW] Song Sung Blue

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Those expecting a night of "Solitary Man" and "Sweet Caroline" may have been the only ones disappointed by the Midwest Independent...
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Midwest Film Festival presents "Song Sung Blue"

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The Midwest Independent Film Festival continues this week with Greg Kohs' documentary Song Sung Blue. Keeping with their "First Tuesday"...
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Frederick Wiseman to speak at DePaul

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Frederick Wiseman has been defined as "a man who single-handedly redefined what we have come to consider a documentary to be". Although...
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"Bigfoot Movie" makes appearance on State St.

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The Gene Siskel Film Center doesn’t have to prove anything to anyone. In demonstrating their undying commitment to every piece of celluloid...
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