In advance of the 52nd Chicago International Film Festival (October 13-27), the Associate Board of Cinema/Chicago presents Cinema Supper Club: THE UNTOUCHABLES on Tuesday, August 30 at Untitled Supper Club (111 W. Kinzie). A new and unique fundraiser presented by the young professional board at the Festival, the event presents a screening of the Chicago classic THE UNTOUCHABLES accompanied by a custom-crafted, film-inspired four-course meal at the downtown restaurant and whiskey bar.
Pairing a great film with great food, Cinema Supper Club offers a fresh new take on “dinner and movie,” as attendees will enjoy a screening of the Academy Award-winning, star-studded gangster film while being served a four-course meal inspired by the era and crafted by Untitled’s Executive Chef Bryan Collante. A fundraiser for the Education Program at Cinema/Chicago that brings the art of the moving image to students across the city, tickets start at $100 and include complimentary Stella Artois, Chloe Wine and Wansas Tequila cocktails, each Festival partners. Premium tickets offer preferred seating at membership to Cinema/Chicago and the Chicago International Film Festival.
“Our Associate Board is comprised of a dynamic group of leaders from across the city,” said Founder and Artistic Director Michael Kutza, “and their innovation in building experiences around film is again on display with the launch of Cinema Supper Club.” Led by committee chair Taylor Champion and president Caren Evers, it’s the Associate Board’s goal that this event proves successful enough to hold on a semi-annual basis, featuring a different film and venue each time.
The Chicago International Film Festival runs October 13 – 27, 2016 at AMC River East 21; general passes are now on sale at www.chicagofilmfestival.com. Select programming announcements will be made in August, with the full line-up announced September 20.
In advance of the 52nd Chicago International Film Festival (October 13-27), the Associate Board of Cinema/Chicago presents Cinema Supper Club: THE UNTOUCHABLES on Tuesday, August 30 at Untitled Supper Club (111 W. Kinzie). A new and unique fundraiser presented by the young professional board at the Festival, the event presents a screening of the Chicago classic THE UNTOUCHABLES accompanied by a custom-crafted, film-inspired four-course meal at the downtown restaurant and whiskey bar.
Pairing a great film with great food, Cinema Supper Club offers a fresh new take on “dinner and movie,” as attendees will enjoy a screening of the Academy Award-winning, star-studded gangster film while being served a four-course meal inspired by the era and crafted by Untitled’s Executive Chef Bryan Collante. A fundraiser for the Education Program at Cinema/Chicago that brings the art of the moving image to students across the city, tickets start at $100 and include complimentary Stella Artois, Chloe Wine and Wansas Tequila cocktails, each Festival partners. Premium tickets offer preferred seating at membership to Cinema/Chicago and the Chicago International Film Festival.
“Our Associate Board is comprised of a dynamic group of leaders from across the city,” said Founder and Artistic Director Michael Kutza, “and their innovation in building experiences around film is again on display with the launch of Cinema Supper Club.” Led by committee chair Taylor Champion and president Caren Evers, it’s the Associate Board’s goal that this event proves successful enough to hold on a semi-annual basis, featuring a different film and venue each time.
More information and tickets are available at www.chicagofilmfestival.com/cinemasupperclub
The Chicago International Film Festival runs October 13 – 27, 2016 at AMC River East 21; general passes are now on sale at www.chicagofilmfestival.com. Select programming announcements will be made in August, with the full line-up announced September 20.
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