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Palestine Festival APRIL 018 GAZETTE 2 ■ Vol. 46, No. 4 17TH ANNUAL CHICAGO PALESTINE FESTIVAL MORE FRIDAY MATINEES! THE JUDGE, May 3 OPEN-CAPTIONED SCREENINGS! ALSO: Asian American Showcase, 164 N. State Street Lucrecia Martel www.siskelfilmcenter.org CHICAGO PREMIERE! 2017, Alison Chernick, USA, 80 min. “Briskly entertaining…Good music and good company make ITZHAK a pleasure.” —Dennis Harvey, Variety. ITZHAK is a warm and intimate portrait of Itzhak Perlman, widely considered the greatest violinist of his time. We learn of the Israeli- born virtuoso’s battle with polio, and we see his breakthrough performance on the Ed Sullivan Show at age thirteen. But ITZHAK is less a biographical look-back than a present-tense chance to hang out with the effervescent and still very active 72-year-old as he zips around Manhattan in his motorized wheelchair. In English and Hebrew with English subtitles. DCP digital. (MR) April 6—12 Fri., 4/6 at 2 pm and 6:15 pm; Sat., 4/7 at 3:15 pm and 7:45 pm; Sun., 4/8 at 3 pm; Mon., 4/9 at 6 pm; Tue., 4/10 at 8:15 pm; ITZHAK Wed., 4/11 at 6:15 pm; Thu., 4/12 at 8:15 pm CHICAGO PREMIERE! April 6—12 Fri., 4/6 at 1:45 pm and 6 pm; Sat., 4/7 at 8 pm; Sun., 4/8 at 2:45 pm; Mon., 4/9 at 7:45 pm; Tue., 4/10 at 6 pm; Wed., 4/11 at 8 pm; Thu., 4/12 at 6 pm Outside2017, Lynn Shelton, USA, 109 min. In With Edie Falco, Jay Duplass, Kaitlyn Dever “The least jokey of Shelton’s films to date and arguably the most satisfying.” —John DeFore, Hollywood Reporter After unjustly serving twenty years for murder, 38-year-old Chris (Duplass) is released, thanks to the efforts of his high-school teacher Carol (Falco). Readjusting to life in his rainy Washington hometown proves awkward, especially when he pursues his attraction to Carol, and her alienated teenage daughter (Dever) develops an interest in him. Negotiating a delicate balance between cringe comedy and compassionate drama, indie stalwart Shelton (YOUR SISTER’S SISTER) achieves new highs in emotional depth and character complexity. DCP digital. (MR) 2 APR 2018 164 North State Street. Tickets available at www.siskelfilmcenter.org. For more information, visit our website or call 312-846-2800. Gene Siskel Film Center MOVIE CLUB Everyone's in the club! Just by attending the monthly Movie Club film and participating in the conversation, you are in! Join us for the Gene Siskel Film Center Movie Club, which will include a post-screening conversation and a complimentary beverage (movie ticket required). Saturday, April 14, 5:15 pm FACES PLACES (See description on p. 10.) FACES PLACES, Facilitator TBD. April 13-18 SUNDAY 1 MONDAY 2 TUESDAY 3 WEDNESDAY 4 THURSDAY 5 FRIDAY 6 SATURDAY 7 3:00 GODARD MON AMOUR 6:00 MONTPARNASSE 6:00 FAR FROM VIETNAM 6:00 GODARD MON AMOUR 6:00 THE YOUNG KARL 1:45 OUTSIDE IN (Run), p. 2 3:00 A FANTASTIC WOMAN (Run), p. 4 (EU/Fr) BIENVENÜE (EU/Fr) (Apocalypse) , p. 16H (EU/Fr) MARX (EU/Ge) 2:00 ITZHAK (Run), p. 2 3:15 ITZHAK (Run), p. 2 3:00 BYE BYE GERMANY 6:00 WHILE WE LIVE 6:00 THE CITIZEN (EU/Hu) 6:00 BOY ON THE BRIDGE 6:00 Hayoun Kwon: Films 3:45 A FANTASTIC WOMAN (Run), p. 4 5:00 A FANTASTIC WOMAN (Run), p. 4 (EU/Ge) (EU/De) 8:15 BLIND SPOT (EU/Be) (EU/Cy) and Virtual Realities 4:00 FORGETTING VIETNAM (Apocalypse), p. 16 5:15 THE DRAGON PAINTER (Showcase), p. 14H 5:00 A REAL VERMEER 8:00 MIRACLE (EU/Li) 8:00 A REAL VERMEER (CATE), p. 18H 6:00 OUTSIDE IN (Run), p. 2 7:45 ITZHAK (Run), p. 2 (EU/Ne) 8:00 THE MINER (EU/Sn) (EU/Ne) 8:30 WHILE WE LIVE 6:15 ITZHAK (Run), p. 2 8:00 OUTSIDE IN (Run), p. 2 5:15 MAZE (EU/Ir)H 8:15 ICE MOTHER (EU/Cz) (EU/De) 8:00 FISH BONES (Showcase), p. 14H 8:30 BOY ON THE BRIDGE 8:15 A FANTASTIC WOMAN (Run), p. 4 (EU/Cy) See our website for descriptions of films playing April 1-5. DISCOUNT MATINEES FRIDAYS UNTIL 5:00 PM! $8 GENERAL, $5 MEMBERS/STUDENTS 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 2:45 OUTSIDE IN (Run), p. 2 6:00 ITZHAK (Run), p. 2 6:00 FORGETTING VIETNAM 6:00 A FANTASTIC WOMAN 6:00 The Nation’s Finest 1:45 THE OTHER SIDE OF HOPE (Run), p. 13 3:00 ZAMA (Run), p. 4 3:00 ITZHAK (Run), p. 2 7:45 OUTSIDE IN (Run), p. 2 (Apocalypse), p. 16H (Run), p. 4 (CATE), p. 18H 2:00 FACES PLACES (Run), p. 10 3:15 THE OTHER SIDE OF HOPE (Run), p. 13 4:45 THE CHINESE 8:15 A FANTASTIC WOMAN 6:00 OUTSIDE IN (Run), p. 2 6:15 ITZHAK (Run), p. 2 6:00 OUTSIDE IN (Run), p. 2 3:45 ZAMA (Run), p. 4 EXCLUSION ACT (Run), p. 4 8:15 ITZHAK (Run), p. 2 8:00 FIND ME (Showcase), 8:15 A FANTASTIC WOMAN 3:45 SUBMERGENCE (Run), p. 6 5:15 FACES PLACES (Run), p. 10 Movie Club (Showcase), p. 14 p. 15H (Run), p. 4 6:00 THE OTHER SIDE OF HOPE (Run), p. 13 5:00 A FANTASTIC WOMAN 8:00 OUTSIDE IN (Run), p. 2 8:15 ITZHAK (Run), p. 2 6:15 FACES PLACES (Run), p. 10 5:30 DON’T THINK I’VE FORGOTTEN (Apocalypse), (Run), p. 4 8:00 STAND UP MAN (Showcase), p. 15H p. 16 8:00 ZAMA (Run), p. 4 7:45 SUBMERGENCE (Run), p. 6 8:00 PROOF OF LOYALTY + Short (Showcase), p. 15 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 2:00 SUBMERGENCE 6:00 THE OTHER SIDE OF 6:00 DON’T THINK 6:00 ZAMA (Run), p. 4 6:00 An Evening with Joan 1:45 A BAG OF MARBLES (Run), p. 6 3:00 LOVING VINCENT (Run), p. 10 (Run), p. 6 HOPE (Run), p. 13 I’VE FORGOTTEN 6:15 FACES PLACES (Run), Jonas (CATE), p. 18H 2:00 LOVING VINCENT (Run), p. 10 3:00 RAMEN HEADS (Special), p. 20 2:15 FACES PLACES (Run), 6:15 ZAMA (Run), p. 4H (Apocalypse), p. 16H p. 10 6:00 SUBMERGENCE 4:00 RAMEN HEADS (Special), p. 20 5:00 EL MAR LA MAR (Run), p. 7H p. 10 8:00 SUBMERGENCE 6:00 SUBMERGENCE 8:15 MINDING THE GAP (Run), p. 6 4:00 GOLDEN SLUMBERS (Apocalypse), p. 17 5:15 A BAG OF MARBLES (Run), p. 6 4:15 ZAMA (Run), p. 4H (Run), p. 6 (Run), p. 6 (Showcase), p. 15H 8:15 THE OTHER SIDE OF 6:00 MY FRIEND DAHMER (Run), p. 10 7:45 MY FRIEND DAHMER (Run), p. 10 4:30 THE OTHER SIDE OF 8:15 ZAMA (Run), p. 4 8:15 SUBMERGENCE (Run), HOPE (Run), p. 13 6:00 A BAG OF MARBLES (Run), p. 6 8:00 WAJIB + Short (Palestine), p. 11 HOPE (Run), p. 13 p. 6 8:15 ZAMA (Run), p. 4 8:15 EL MAR LA MAR (Run), p. 7H 8:15 THE HEADLESS WOMAN (Martel), p. 5 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 3:00 A BAG OF MARBLES 6:00 LOVING VINCENT 6:00 GOLDEN SLUMBERS 6:00 MY FRIEND DAHMER 6:00 A BAG OF MARBLES 2:00 PHANTOM THREAD (Run), p. 17 1:15 VERTIGO (Special), p. 9 (Run), p. 6 (Run), p. 10 (Apocalypse), p. 17H (Run), p. 10 [OC] (Run), p. 6 2:00 VERTIGO (Special), p. 9 1:30 CAT ON A HOT TIN ROOF (NT Live), p. 18 3:00 MY FRIEND DAHMER 6:00 A BAG OF MARBLES 6:00 EL MAR LA MAR 6:00 A BAG OF MARBLES 6:15 LOVING VINCENT 4:30 DAUGHTER FROM DANANG (Apocalypse), p. 17 3:45 THE GREEN FOG (Run), p. 9 (Run), p. 10 (Run), p. 6 (Run), p. 7 (Run), p. 6 (Run), p. 10 4:30 THE GREEN FOG (Run), p. 9 5:15 PHANTOM THREAD (Run), p. 17 5:15 STITCHING PALESTINE 8:00 EL MAR LA MAR (Run), 8:00 A BAG OF MARBLES 8:15 DISTURBING THE 8:15 WRITING ON SNOW + 6:00 DID YOU WONDER WHO FIRED THE GUN? 5:15 LOVER FOR A DAY (Run), p. 8 + Shorts (Palestine), p. 7H (Run), p. 6 PEACE + Short Short (Palestine), p. 12 (Run), p. 7 6:45 DID YOU WONDER WHO FIRED THE GUN? p. 11 8:15 MY FRIEND DAHMER (Palestine), p. 11 8:15 MY FRIEND DAHMER 6:15 LOVER FOR A DAY (Run), p. 8 (Run), p. 7 5:30 THE HEADLESS WOMAN (Run), p. 10 8:15 RAMEN HEADS (Run), p. 10 8:00 GAZA SURF CLUB + Short (Palestine), p. 12 8:15 GHOST HUNTING + Short (Palestine), p. 12 (Martel), p. 5 (Special), p. 20 8:00 LA CIÉNAGA (Martel), p. 5 8:30 THE HOLY GIRL (Martel), p. 5 29 30 MAY 1 2 3 3:00 PHANTOM THREAD 6:00 PHANTOM THREAD 6:00 DAUGHTER 6:00 DID YOU WONDER 6:00 THE GREEN FOG (Run), p. 17 (Run), p. 17 [OC] FROM DANANG WHO FIRED THE GUN? (Run), p. 9 3:15 LOVER FOR A DAY 6:15 LA CIÉNAGA (Martel), (Apocalypse), p. 17H (Run), p. 7 6:00 LOVER FOR A DAY (Run), p.
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