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CIFF 2015: Films We've Covered At Other Fests
The 51st Chicago International Film Festival kicks off Thursday with an Opening Night screening of Nanni Moretti's "Mia Madre," one of the many titles we've been able to cover from previous fests. To help your planning with CIFF's national, regional, and city premieres of these many exciting films, we've compiled a list of our reviews (from Sundance, Berlin, Cannes, Telluride, Toronto and New York) ready for your perusal. Be sure to check in throughout the fest for Brian Tallerico and Nick Allen's extensive coverage of more titles, including interviews with filmmakers and actors as they tour their latest through the Windy City.
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