Sunday, August 26
Nichols Park – Featuring The Exchange (Cam Be) and Continuing Ed. (Free Spirit Media)
Monday, August 27
Loyola Park – Featuring The Exchange (Cam Be) and Continuing Ed. (Free Spirit Media)
Tuesday, August 28
Ellis Park – Featuring I Can Only Be Mary Lane (Jesseca Ynez Simmons), Red Line Lounge (Jens Ericson) and Brooks People (Shahari Moore)
West Pullman Park – Featuring The Spy Who Knew Me (A.B.L.E. Ensemble) and Charming Strangers (Weichao Xu)
Clarendon Park Community Center – Featuring King, Hereafter (Curtis J. Matzke), Letter to My Son (Austin Julian Davis), Moah’s Ark (Jose Donoso), Parts & Labor (Bing Liu), Red Line Lounge (Jens Ericson), Runner (Clare Cooney), Uninsurable: Erin Potter’s Story (Clare Austen-Smith) and The Wayward Wind (Steve Delahoyde and Monica Thomas)
Wednesday, August 29
Independence Park - Featuring The Spy Who Knew Me (A.B.L.E. Ensemble) and Charming Strangers (Weichao Xu)
Ogden Park - Featuring I Can Only Be Mary Lane (Jesseca Ynez Simmons), Red Line Lounge (Jens Ericson) and Brooks People (Shahari Moore)
Wicker Park - Featuring King, Hereafter (Curtis J. Matzke), Letter to My Son (Austin Julian Davis), Moah’s Ark (Jose Donoso), Parts & Labor (Bing Liu), Red Line Lounge (Jens Ericson), Runner (Clare Cooney), Uninsurable: Erin Potter’s Story (Clare Austen-Smith) and The Wayward Wind (Steve Delahoyde and Monica Thomas)
Thursday, August 30
Ping Tom Memorial Park
Chicago Onscreen presents the Chicago Park District’s first ever three-day, multiscreen festival celebration of local film and filmmakers. Featuring Chicago Onscreen 2018 Official Selections and additional films and episodes curated by Chicago film institutions like Black Cinema House, the Chicago Feminist Film Fest, the DePaul Experimental Film Showcase, Free Spirit Media, the Gene Siskel Film Center and OpenTV.
View the full festival schedule here.
Friday, August 31
Ping Tom Memorial Park
Chicago Onscreen presents the Chicago Park District’s first ever three-day, multiscreen festival celebration of local film and filmmakers. Featuring Chicago Onscreen 2018 Official Selections and additional films and episodes curated by Chicago film institutions like Black Cinema House, the Chicago Feminist Film Fest, the DePaul Experimental Film Showcase, Free Spirit Media, the Gene Siskel Film Center and OpenTV.
View the full festival schedule here.
Saturday, September 1
Ping Tom Memorial Park
Chicago Onscreen presents the Chicago Park District’s first ever three-day, multiscreen festival celebration of local film and filmmakers. Featuring Chicago Onscreen 2018 Official Selections and additional films and episodes curated by Chicago film institutions like Black Cinema House, the Chicago Feminist Film Fest, the DePaul Experimental Film Showcase, Free Spirit Media, the Gene Siskel Film Center and OpenTV.