Everand Logo

Welcome to Everand!

  • Chicago Tribune

    National Film Registry announces 25 inductees for 2021, including ‘Return of the Jedi’ and 'Selena'

    This year’s inductees into the National Film Registry, a program of the Library of Congress, casts a wide net of franchise blockbusters (”Return of the Jedi,” “The Fellowship of the Ring”), legendary directors (Alfred Hitchcock, Robert Altman, Jonathan Demme, Wes Craven), an array of Black, Latinx and Asian American filmmakers — and a healthy dose of Chicago-made work. The 25 titles, released ...
    by Michael Phillips, Chicago Tribune Dec 14, 2021 3 minutes

    This year’s inductees into the National Film Registry, a program of the Library of Congress, casts a wide net of franchise blockbusters (”Return of the Jedi,” “The Fellowship of the Ring”), legendary directors (Alfred Hitchcock, Robert Altman, Jonathan Demme, Wes Craven), an array of Black, Latinx and Asian American filmmakers — and a healthy dose of Chicago-made work.

    The 25 titles, released this week, include the Cabrini-Green set 1975 comedy “Cooley High,” its title taken from Cooley Vocational High School, closed

    You’re reading a preview, subscribe to read more.

    More from Chicago Tribune

    Chicago Tribune3 min read
    ‘Shardlake’ Review: A Tudor-era Murder Mystery On Hulu
    Historical procedurals are expensive to make and therefore all too rare on television. Enter the Tudor-era murder mystery “Shardlake” on Hulu, set during the reign of Henry VIII and adapted from the first book in a series by C.J. Sansom (who died ove
    Chicago Tribune4 min read
    From Devo To Women’s Soccer, Doc10 Film Fest Shows Us The Real World
    CHICAGO — They are older women now, their faces flashing across the screen in “Copa 71,” a film that corrects a terrible wrong and celebrates these women and others when they were young athletes out to change the world. Especially potent in a time th
    Chicago Tribune3 min read
    Review: Solo ‘Hamlet’ At Chicago Shakes Is From An Eddie Izzard Unwilling To Compromise
    CHICAGO — Back in 2010, Eddie Izzard sold out the United Center in Chicago. The trailblazing British comedian told me at the time of a burning need to prove comics could fill arenas. I first wrote about Izzard in a solo show called “Dressed to Kill”

    Related