Stewart Filbert, from team BLAM!, has a new BLOG!
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Film Culture Chicago Indie Flicks
Sonotheque 1444 W. Chicago
Chicago, IL
Tuesday April 14th 6-7pm DJ
7pm Shorts
7:30 pm OFF THE CUFF
$7 at the door
Elkhart Civic Theatre
Bristol, IN
Saturday May 16th 7pm
Q & A to follow
$7 Adults, $5 Students
CASH ONLY!
The Hungry Brain
Chicago, IL
Monday May 25th, Memorial Day
Time 8PM
Free, donations accepted
Sonotheque 1444 W. Chicago
Chicago, IL
Tuesday April 14th 6-7pm DJ
7pm Shorts
7:30 pm OFF THE CUFF
$7 at the door
Elkhart Civic Theatre
Bristol, IN
Saturday May 16th 7pm
Q & A to follow
$7 Adults, $5 Students
CASH ONLY!
The Hungry Brain
Chicago, IL
Monday May 25th, Memorial Day
Time 8PM
Free, donations accepted
PRESS
"With their astute vision, Brent Kado and Jessica Hardy hilariously expose the boundless egotism that
pervades Chicago's improv scene."
-Bryant Manning, Chicago Sun-Times
"If you've ever stood in line to catch one of Chicago's many improv shows, you'll love this behind the scene movie. This is a mockumentary in the best style of Christopher Guest & company. It's a great character study. If you "get" movies like Best in Show, you'll definitely want to see Jessica Hardy and Brent Kado's Off the Cuff. I laughed so hard at times,
I had to catch my breath."
-Vicki Quade, Creator of Late Night Catechism
"Off the Cuff subtly captures the sense of self-admiration and life-and-death importance that sometimes fuels the improv community. The film also generated enough laughs that I had to rewatch it to catch things I couldn't hear at the viewing."
Chris Bragg, Co-Founder of Grandma June's Sewing Circle Chicago improv troupe
pervades Chicago's improv scene."
-Bryant Manning, Chicago Sun-Times
"If you've ever stood in line to catch one of Chicago's many improv shows, you'll love this behind the scene movie. This is a mockumentary in the best style of Christopher Guest & company. It's a great character study. If you "get" movies like Best in Show, you'll definitely want to see Jessica Hardy and Brent Kado's Off the Cuff. I laughed so hard at times,
I had to catch my breath."
-Vicki Quade, Creator of Late Night Catechism
"Off the Cuff subtly captures the sense of self-admiration and life-and-death importance that sometimes fuels the improv community. The film also generated enough laughs that I had to rewatch it to catch things I couldn't hear at the viewing."
Chris Bragg, Co-Founder of Grandma June's Sewing Circle Chicago improv troupe
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