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- Film, Movie Review Dec 10, 2019
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Knives and Skin gives Riverdale a run for its money
Chicago filmmaker Jennifer Reeder tells twisted truths about being a teenage girl.
- Film, Movie Review Nov 27, 2019
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Waves is a meandering testament to forgiveness
The performances shine in Trey Edward Shults’s middling feature.
- Arts & Culture, History Oct 10, 2019
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Remembering forgotten lesbian history
“Lavender Women & Killer Dykes” at Gerber/Hart Library and Archives shines a light on the people, places, and publications that shaped Chicago’s lesbian culture.
- Film, Movie Feature Oct 3, 2019
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Zia Anger relies on herself with My First Film
In what is actually the director’s second film, she delivers an interactive, self-reflective performance.
- Film, Movie Feature Sep 19, 2019
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The Reeling International Film Festival shows queer people as the complex heroes and villains of their own stories
In its 37th year, the fest continues to celebrate queer history, modern life, and plenty of subcultures.
- City Life, Pets Issue Aug 7, 2019
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A little floofer doesn’t have to cost a fortune
Tiny pups can be adorable and practical.
- Film, Movie Feature Jul 10, 2019
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Remembering Agnès Varda with a festival of her short films
“You think of Agnès Varda as this woman going places that not a lot of filmmakers were going at that time.”
- Film, Movie Feature Jun 12, 2019
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Cinepocalypse returns to the Music Box with a fresh crop of horror films and cult classics
There’s always something new to be scared of.
- Arts & Culture, Pride 2019 Jun 12, 2019
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Essential movies for Pride Month
True representation means queers behaving badly.
- Film, Film Issue May 8, 2019
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There’s a place for everyone at Full Spectrum Features
If you don’t see yourself represented in the movies, why not make your own?
- Film, Flopcorn Feb 5, 2019
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Ghost Cat, aka The Cat That Came Back, is the most bananas Ellen Page movie you've never heard of
Mystery, romance, shady development deals, and adorable supernatural feline footprints: what more could you ask for?
- Film, Movie Review Jan 15, 2019
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Bird Box recklessly villainizes mental illness and suicide
It squanders an opportunity for thoughtful commentary on trauma and survival.