August 10, 2007
Mark your calendars for some exciting screenings this fall at the Chicago History Museum as a part of their new "Project Sunday" documentary film series. Kicking off this Chicago-themed series, is "And This is Free," on September 16th. The film is an important chronicle of Maxwell Street and the music that thrived there, by Mike Shea. Kartemquin's Gordon Quinn worked on the film. Then, on December 9th, please join us for a screening of the Kartemquin classic, The Chicago Maternity Center Story. All screenings are on Sunday afternoons and begin at 1:30pm.
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- At the Death House Door
- The Chicago Maternity Center Story
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- The New Americans
- Now We Live on Clifton
- Prisoner of Her Past
- Refrigerator Mothers
- Stevie
- Taylor Chain I: A Story in a Local Union
- Terra Incognita
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- Vietnam, Long Time Coming
- What's Happening at Local 70?
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