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Past Events

Events_2010.12 Friday, Dec 12, 2010 ,  5:15PM CFA ROAD TRIP: A North American Travelogue

A program of amateur, educational and industrial films that offer a rare glimpse into North American adventure treks and vacations of times gone by.
Event-HMD2011-03 Saturday, Oct 6, 2010 ,  12PM-5PM Chicago Home Movie Day 2010

Chicago Film Archives welcomes you to a day of feasting on home movies and the many stories they contain.
HomeMovieSummit Thursday, Sept 23, 2010 ,  Summit on Home Movies

Chicago Film Archives joins other organizations and moving image archivists from around the world to discuss how to encourage people throughout the world to value, save, and preserve their home movies. [Photo by Dwight Swanson]
Events-2010.07.23 Friday, Jul 23, 2010 ,  Northeast Historic Film Summer Symposium: Filmic Representations of Indigenous Peoples

Chicago Film Archives presents “A Pictorial Story of Hiawatha” at the Eleventh Annual Northeast Historic Film Summer Symposium.
Events-MAC Saturday, Apr 24, 2010 ,  Midwest Archives Conference

Chicago Film Archives presents on the impact of preservation assistance provided by the National Endowment for the Humanities.
Events-OOTV2010 Wednesday, Apr 14, 2010 ,  7PM Out of the Vault 2010 – The Worst Years of Our Lives

Join the Chicago Film Archives at the Chicago Cultural Center for a wild and wacky selection of social guidance educational films from the 1950’s — 1980’s that were made for teens and their parents.

Events-orphans7 Wednesday, Apr 7, 2010 ,  9:15AM Orphans 7: A Film Symposium – “The Pictorial Story of Hiawatha”

Chicago Film Archives and Valparaiso University present the premiere of newly restored film that tells “The Pictorial Story of Hiawatha.”