October 2012 Cinema Minima curated by The Cinema Culture!

October’s Cinema Minima features:
The Cinema Culture’s Celebration of the Groteque & Morbid
10 films in 2 hours

Sunday, October 7
8pm-10pm

Cole’s Bar (2338 N. Milwaukee)

Cinema Minima teams up again with The Cinema Culture for an evening of full-on morbidity in 10 short films. October signifies the beginning of the season of death. As Halloween and All Saints’ Day approach, nature dies around us only to be reborn again. This two hour celebration of grotesquery and dying celebrates all that is this wonderful and eery Autumn month.

The Cinema Culture promotes and exhibits the work of film and video artist at various events, hosts small festivals, and programs exclusive shows. Erika Kubick is a co-curator at The Cinema Culture. As a death and taxidermy enthusiast, Erika is always looking for ways to commemorate mortality artfully and charmingly. She resides in Wicker Park.

The Cinema Culture will also be screening video in an installation and at Cole’s on Sat Oct 13 for SQUARED! an art walk + more!

Descriptions:

  • Sink Hole
    A man is seduced by a sultry kitchen appliance. Directed by Greg Hanson. Greth Productions 2012. America
  • Carny
    A nightmarish glimpse into the trials of a circus performer and her downfall. Directed by Kevin Lonano. !Robot Hand! Productions 2011. America.
  • Zombin Laden: The Axis of Evil Dead
    A pseudo-theatrical trailer for a zombie thriller in which Osama bin Laden returns from the dead to declare jihad. Directed by Clément Deneux. 2011. France.
  • The Killing Joke
    A young woman’s curiosity overpowers her when she finds a red balloon tied to a little box on an eery derelict street. Classic elements of suspense tell this thrilling, action packed tale. Directed by Sebastian Lopez. Ioioma Films 2011. Argentina.
  • Dumb Dumbs
    Three young girls are vanquished by sweet temptations in a colorful but grotesquely disturbing underworld. Directed by Greg Hanson. Greth Productions 2012. America.
  • Leperfuck
    A young married woman clings to love among the impending loss of her missionary husband and their unborn child. A grueling tale set in pre-war 1940’s America. Directed by Drew Tobia. Mommy Kamikaze Secretions 2009. America.
  • Thy Kill Be Done
    When the Monsignor priest of an inner city church is killed by a gang of hoodlums and their drug lord leader, the nuns in the church’s clergy vow bloody revenge. Directed by Greg Hanson & Casey Regan. Greth Productions 2011. America.
  • Awesome Video TBA
    Check back for updated lineup!
  • Prayers of Death
    Documentary meets horror when the cameras shrink to the size of the mantis’s prey. This film is an exploration into the micro-world just beneath the surface of our human experience. Directed by Ben Nissen. 2011. America.
  • Death Rattle
    A hauntingly beautiful tribute to the masters of bone-chilling horror. A mash-up of classics set to eery house beats. Directed by Nick Bedidt. 2010. America.

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We’ve Gotta Fly | Cinema Minima

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Screening Sunday September 2 at 8pm
at Cole’s Bar, 2338 North Milwaukee:

We’ve Gotta Fly
A film by Desert Soap
(73 minutes, 2011)

This film documents and dramatizes the Chicago-based soft rock band Desert Soap’s quest for grooviness (circa 2011) in a pleasantly psychedelic way.

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We’ve Gotta Fly | A film by Desert Soap | Cinima Minima

Screening Sunday September 2 at 8pm
at Cole’s Bar, 2338 North Milwaukee:

We’ve Gotta Fly
A film by Desert Soap
73 minutes, 2011

This film documents and dramatizes the Chicago-based soft rock band Desert Soap’s quest for grooviness (circa 2011) in a pleasantly psychedelic way.

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It just doesn’t matter!

It just doesn’t matter!
Cinema Minima Goes to Camp with Meatballs.


Sunday, July 1st at 8pm
Cole’s Bar, 2338 North Milwaukee
free


A classic tale of ragtag misfit campers versus blueblooded elitist campers, Meatballs (1979, Ivan Reitman) is a perennial summertime favorite. As cool camp counselor Tripper Harrison, Bill Murray delivers one of the all-time great movie monologues, a hilarious detailing of the plight of underdogs everywhere, culminating in the chant “IT JUST DOESN’T MATTER! IT JUST DOESN’T MATTER!” Boy campers pop boners while spying on girl campers, the camper named Spaz really lives up to his nickname, and the plight of the shy and depressed is given the full Hollywood treatment as Chris Makepeace from “My Bodyguard” plays Rudy, who is taken under Tripper’s wing and slowly comes out of his shell. This is what the Summer of Fun is all about, and if you’re a summertime dude or summertime babe, there is no better way to kick off July than to see this cinematic celebration of the sweatiest season.

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Cinema Minima is an Anysquared Project.
While at Cole’s check out the current Art@Cole’s Exhibit.

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