The Teen Screen

Through rarely screened classics and contemporary films, The Teen Screen explores the potency of the teen experience—from Harlem to Tehran, from Mexico City to Muncie, Indiana, and beyond.

A Cinema of Their Own:
Bloomsbury on Film

A series of Saturday matinees featuring films based on the lives and writings of members of the Bloomsbury Group.

A Travesty of a Mockery of a Sham:
Political Comedies

Curated by Northwestern University’s student-run Film & Projection society, this series features a selection of political comedies and satires, from Duck Soup (1933) to In the Loop (2009).

New Documentaries

An eclectic selection of recent documentary works including sneak previews of two highly acclaimed films—The Art of the Steal, about the heated controversy surrounding the Barnes Foundation art collection, and Prodigal Sons, a deeply moving film about a transgender woman’s homecoming.

Reeltime

Reeltime is a free film series that takes place at the Block Museum and the Evanston Public Library. Reeltime events typically feature new films that focus on issues of importance to the community.

The Glass House, Thursday, March 4,
7 pm

Art Theory & Practice Presents

Five recent works that re-imagine landscape as a shifting ground, an anxious force, and a backdrop to live in and move through.

The War Within: A Portrait of Virginia Woolf