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Filmfront is a Pilsen-based film club fostering discussions and cultural analysis through free screenings of diverse films in Chicago.

Filmfront is a Pilsen cine-club dedicated to bringing together artists, writers, and film enthusiasts for meaningful discussions about cinema. Founded by Chicagoans Alyx Christenson, Rudy Medina, Alan Medina, Malia Haines-Stewart, and Oscar Solis, the group prioritizes dialogue over passive viewing, screening a mix of classic, foreign, and amateur films to explore their cultural significance. Held in a modest screening room that also hosts panels, lectures, and exhibitions, Filmfront’s intimate setting encourages deep engagement. Though its minimal online presence adds an air of mystery, the club recently received a $6,000 grant from the Propeller Fund, suggesting future growth. Located at 1740 W. 18th St., Filmfront remains a hidden gem for those seeking thoughtful film experiences.

Location & Schedule

Frequency
Monthly

The community

Members
~20 members
Level
All levels
Age range
All ages
Language
English

Joining

Participation fee
Free
Membership
Open to all
Founded
2019
History
Founded by Chicagoans Alyx Christenson, Rudy Medina, Alan Medina, Malia Haines-Stewart, and Oscar Solis, the club values discourse and discussion above all. The cine-club received a $6,000 grant from the Propeller Fund in late November.
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