"Exquisite Fractures" Advance Screening Event
"Exquisite Fractures" Advance Screening Event
Wed, Apr 5, 5:00 PM
Hollywood Blvd Cinema • Woodridge, IL
$20 - $65
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Vince: The Punctual Vagrant screening
Join us for a night of music, short films and conversation. How can we make a difference when so many are without homes?
When and where
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Location
4718 N Kedzie Ave 4718 North Kedzie Avenue Chicago, IL 60625
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About this event
Shytown Sugar Films is proud to present a screening of Vince the Punctual Vagrant, George and the Tarleton/Dawn production Architecture. These 3 films use narrative storytelling to bring empathy and awareness to the many complicated issues that surround those without homes.
The evening will take place at Ms. Ella's Healing Kitchen, a holistic pop up store located at 4718 N. Kedzie Avenue (metered street parking or easy access from Brown line Kedzie stop) All ticket sales will go towards buying large quantities of socks and hand warmers to be distributed to those in need. Seating is limited (25) so reserve your ticket today.
Evening line up:
7-7:20pm Live music
William Jason Raynovich (electric cello)
Chloe Rae Ward (vocalist)
Mike Green (vocalist)
7:20-8pm Short film block
George (Shytown Sugar Films)
Architecture (Tarleton/Dawn Productions)
Vince: The Punctual Vagrant (Shytown Sugar Films)
8-9:00pm. Talk back with filmmakers & conversation about ways to support those in need
$20 suggested donation will go towards purchasing socks and hand warmers to be distributed to those in need.
ALSO, Teresa Sigerson will be selling her 'zine Quirks, Perks and Peculiarities of Panhandling for $5 and sharing her experiences.
About the author: Teresa was homeless for 10 years. During that time she panhandled to get by because she was unable to work, didn't want gov't funds and refused to steal. Hence, came this book, which is an experience in human behavior. All proceeds from this 'zine go to help Teresa as she continues with her struggle to make it.
