Golub: Late Works Are the Catastrophes

Kartemquin Films completes its chronicle of the work and times of the American artist, Leon Golub, taking us from searing images of interrogations and torture to the ironies and dark humor of old-age.

Issues: Politics, Media, Class Inequality, Art/Creativity, Human Rights

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A Good Man launches Oak Park "Films for $5ive" series

January 9, 2012

Several Kartemquin documentaries will be part of a new "Films for $5ive" documentary screening series at the Madison Street Theatre in Oak Park, Illinois, starting next Friday, January 13th at 7pm with A Good Man. The film's Associate Producer Rachel Pikelny will attend the screening.

The nine-week “Films for $5ive” series will feature 4 screenings each weekend: Friday nights at 7pm, Saturdays at 2pm and 7pm, and Sunday afternoons at 2pm. Each weekend will feature 2 films, each of which will screen twice, with each weekend’s films focusing loosely on a global theme and offering different perspectives. As often as schedules will allow, the directors, producers and others involved in the making of the films will be present to discuss their work following each event.

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Kartemquin Films

Chicago, IL

Since 1966

With a noted tradition of nurturing emerging talent and acting as a leading voice for independent media, Kartemquin is building on more than 45 years of history as Chicago’s documentary powerhouse.

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