The 12-minute film showcases one of the theatre’s greatest resources, its audience Filmmaker Curtis Matzke shot a lot of interviews while helping to make the Music Box Theatre’s 90th
“Gorgeous … intimate” Chicago-produced doc tells of Bosnian War veterans who find peace while defending a herd of wild horses To celebrate the release of Among Wolves, an award-winning documentary
The 25th Anniversary Screening of Lifetime TV’s Original World Premiere Movie “will be an even bigger deal than it was before.” Jerry Vasilatos’ 1993 feature, Solstice resonates through generations. Following
The iconic Chicago cinema’s old-school celebration underscores a wide-format renaissance currently sweeping through Hollywood From September 14 to 27, the Music Box Theatre is hosting The 70mm Film Festival 2018.
In mid-August, The Music Box Theatre will be screening a series of noir films, accompanied by special guests and features This weekend, Noir City: Chicago celebrates its 10th anniversary!
New 4K Restoration will roll October 26 in Chicago, LA and New York New York-based Rialto Pictures will release John Carpenter’s landmark horror movie The Fog on
The “highly entertaining” film investigates the “potential dark side” of a widely-accepted virtue Empathy, Inc. — a sci-fi thriller about a tech company that offers a VR experience of
John Ridley Transforms Beer City into Film City According to Deadline, Oscar-winner John Ridley will team up with Milwaukee film organizations and studios to transform a former 40,000 square-foot Pabst
“IT’S ALL GOOD,” a comedy feature from Aaron Fronk, Vinny Degaetano and Cooper Johnson of FND Films screens Oct. 20 at the Music Box Theatre and the next
The work of area-wide filmmakers, who raced the clock to produce a short film for the 12th 48 Hour Film Project over the Aug. 27 weekend, will screen Sunday and
On Jan. 8 the Music Box Theatre becomes the exclusive Chicago venue for Quentin Tarantino’s “The Hateful Eight”
KRIS SWANBERG’S SUNDANCE HIT indie drama “Unexpected,” will start its limited theatrical release at the Music Box
Chicago-based Music Box Films leads independents distributors Film Independent’s Spirit Awards with seven nominations, behind only Fox Searchlight’s nine nominations in overall totals.
This puts the five-year old company
THE UNITED FILM FESTIVAL returns to the Music Box Theatre Sept. 22-27 with a program that includes some 19 narrative and documentary features and 21 shorts.
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MUSIC BOX FILMS, the local distributor which has had a very good year with its “Girl with the Dragon Tattoo” Millennium Trilogy and “Mesrine,” among other releases, has acquired
One of the five highest-grossing foreign films of 2008 – French import “Tell No One,” grossing more than $6.1 million ? was released nationally by local specialty film distributor, year-old
Music Box Theatre owner William Schopf has rapidly emerged as one of Chicago’s biggest players in the national film distribution business.
Schopf’s new venture, Music Box Films,
Local Area Network, a new independent feature from Chicago filmmaker Glenn Garrabrant (Visiting Friends), will make its world premiere at The Lake Street Screening Room on Saturday, December 13 at 7:00 PM, followed by an audience Q&A
The Chicago International Film Festival (CIFF) closed the 61st edition of North America’s longest-running competitive film festival on Sunday October 26, and announces the winners of its Audience Awards in four categories:
The Chicago International Film Festival announced the full lineup of films and programs included in this year’s 61st edition of North America’s longest-running competitive film festival. Unspooling at venues across the city
