Exhibited at the Renaissance Society from September 12 to November 1, Tendered explores the patriarchal and economic backdrop of Nigerian bodybuilders.
The exhibit’s attempt to connect the Declaration of Independence to today’s ideals of equality falls flat due to its failure to account for the document’s hypocrisy and legacy of oppression.
Following the U.S. premiere of Trash Mountain at the 62nd Chicago International Film Festival, Caleb Hearon discusses the details of this upcoming indie film that he stars in and co-wrote.
Director Cheryl Dunye receives the Career Achievement Award at the Chicago International Film Festival at the screening of her debut sapphic comedy The Watermelon Woman (1996).
Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim’s latest documentary project focusing on Elizabeth Holmes changes everything.
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