Chicago International Film Festival

The Chicago International Film Festival is an annual film festival that is presented by Cinema/Chicago which was founded by Michael Kutza in 1964. First held in 1965, it is one of North America's oldest film events. It is held every October. In 2005, the festival presented 101 feature films and 42 live action and animated short films. Among the film professionals who...
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  • 1965
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