This
week, we’re proud to open How
To Survive A Plague. David France’s new documentary focuses on two
coalitions — ACT UP and TAG
(Treatment Action Group) — whose activism and innovation turned AIDS from a death sentence into a manageable condition.
Currently rated 100% “Fresh” on RottenTomatoes.com.
On
Friday night, Studio L’amour presents Superstars
of Burlesque. The world’s top teasers descend on the Music Box for a
night of glitz, glamour and nearly nude debauchery. Shows are at 7:30pm and
10pm. Regular admission and VIP tickets on sale
now.
Friday
and Saturday at midnight, the Music Box and Mr. Skin present The
Telephone Book, one of the greatest cult films you’ve probably never
heard of. Producer and legendary ad man Merv Bloch, who has worked with the
likes of Woody Allen, Orson Welles and Alfred Hitchcock, will be on hand to
discuss the making of the film and his career running ad campaigns for some of
cinema’s most iconic films. Tickets on sale now.
We
also have the return of the Chicago
United Film Festival, featuring a diverse program of features,
documentaries, shorts, and classic films (Tickets on sale now), the classic Busby Berkley musical Gold
Diggers of 1933 and late night screenings of the hit indie comedy Sleepwalk
With Me.
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