FILM IN THE PARK
In partnership with the Chicago Park District, ILCC presents Film in the Park/Cine en el Parque. The series runs throughout the summer, and features family-friendly films projected on large screens in various citywide parks for free. This program’s goal is to bring film to various underserved communities in Chicago. The films screened are selected from the annual Chicago Latino Film Festival.
SUMMER 2019 SCHEDULE
Rain or shine, these free film admission screenings will start at dusk (approximately 8:30pm)
July 17 – Harrison Park
Not Quite Adults / Tampoco tan grandes
July 24 – Kilbourn Park
El Reality
July 31 – Piotrowski Park
Tesoros
August 7 – Kelvyn Park
What I Feel For You / Lo que siento por ti
Not Quite Adults/Tampoco tan grandes
WEDNESDAY, JULY 17th
At Dusk / Approx. 8:30pm
Arrive early for a good spot!
FREE EVENT AND FREE POPCORN!
Harrison Park
1824 S Wood St
Genre: Comedy
Argentina/2018/79 min.
Directed by Federico Sosa
Spanish w/ English Subtitles
Winner of the Best Film Award at the Mar del Plata Film Festival’s Panorama Argentina Program and anchored by superb ensemble work, Federico Sosa’s heartwarming road movie centers on 30-year-old Lola, who receives news that her father, who she thought had been dead, is now really dead. Along with former boyfriend Teo and his sister, Lola takes off to Mar del Plata to settle her father’s affairs. There she meets Natalio (Miguel Ángel Solá), her father’s partner, who asks her to take him to Bariloche to spread his ashes.
Ganadora del Premio a la Mejor Película en el Programa Panorama Argentina del Festival de Cine de Mar del Plata y con un excelente trabajo coral, este conmovedor “road movie” de Federico Sosa se centra en Lola, de 30 años, quien recibe noticias de que su padre, a quien había dado por muerto, ahora realmente lo está. Junto a su ex novio Teo y su hermana, Lola se dirige a Mar del Plata para resolver sus asuntos. Allí conoce a Natalio (Miguel Ángel Solá), el compañero sentimental de
Presented by The International Latino Cultural Center of Chicago in collaboration with the Chicago Park District
