Hot Summer! Hot Films! Hot Show!
THURSDAY JULY 19
See you at our favorite microcinema -
Hideout 1354 W. Wabansia St. (off Elston)
Show starts at 8:30 PM.
Running time approximately 90 minutes, includes a break.
This will be a non-smoking show, with lovely patio smoking available.
Hideout is 21+. (All ages additional location coming soon, bear with us!)
Tickets are $8 at the door.
Advance tickets are recommended, though there is a $2 fee.
For sale during the show: hot popcorn! Fresh made Sugarkist pies! Snazzy t-shirts, etc.
We bring you:
MOTODROM
Joerg Wagner, Germany (Experimental Documentary)
The mezmerising world of hell-riders in a wooden barrel.
Men, their motorbikes, speed and stunts with a whiff of gasoline and adrenaline.
BUOI CHIEU/AFTERNOON
Kim Spurlock, New York (Live Action Drama)
Vietnamese ghost story of quiet death and family bonds transmitted via radio airwaves.
CONDILICIOUS
Bashir Salahuddin & Diallo Riddle, Los Angeles (Political Satire)
In a rare display of musicality, the Secretary of State takes on the Senate.
CUTOUT
Marc Cantone, New York (Live Action Drama)
When a once famous Italian-American crooner learns his estranged son has put the family home up for sale he sneaks into the house, slips into the pool and refuses to get out.
STANLEY KUNITZ: POET LAUREATE
Alix Lambert (Documentary)
An elderly poet’s life at home, where he muses upon words and takes us on a tour of his writing room. Mr. Kunitz passed away last year.
MACHINES (selection of 3)
Arthur Ganson, Massachussetts (Experimental)
Breathtaking kinetic sculptures by a one-man artist, engineer, and filmmaker.
POST NASAL DRIFT
Britta Johnson, Seattle (Experimental)
Intricate and elaborate stop-motion animation about two species competing for control of a mysterious floating hand.
POLYFOTO
Daniel Meadows, England (Digital Storytelling)
Swift and sweet, family stories told by a British photographer known for his Free Photographic Omnibus, a converted double-decker bus.
GI JOE Public Service Announcements (selection)
Eric Fensler, Chicago (Comedy)
Back by popular demand! Dedicated to the 4 or 5 of you out there who’ve not seen them.
