Chicago Palestine Film Festival

About this happenin

Films by Palestinian directors and films about Palestine play at the Gene Siskel Film Center, 164 N. State Street, during the Chicago Palestine Film Festival. It runs about two weeks each spring, with documentaries and shorts alongside the features. Founded in 2001, the festival calls itself the longest-running Palestine film festival in the world. It is a program of the Middle East Charitable and Cultural Society, a nonprofit. Screenings are ticketed through the Siskel box office. Outside the spring run the organisers hold other events during the year, a fall gala among them.

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Where

Gene Siskel Film Center · 164 N State St, Chicago, IL 60601