Comfort Film

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Comfort Station is looking for compelling stories for our Wednesday film nights! If you have a film to show, come screen it with us!

What We Offer:
* A historic venue with a heart for diverse cinematic expression.
* Collaborative screenings in May, June, July, and September.
* A space to screen your work.

Seeking:
* Features, shorts and short film programs from all backgrounds and experiences.

Submit:
* Film screener link or file.
* Synopsis, director’s statement, and bio.
* Your demographic info.

No Deadline: Submissions are open year-round.

Be Seen:
* No submission fee.
* Early submissions stand out.

Apply Now: Check the link in our bio to submit your film and join our vibrant and local film community!

Our last screening of the year will start tonight at 8 instead of 7:30! ❤️

This Wednesday night we screen Wulver's Stane (2022).
Starting at 8pm

Tonight’s screening will (most likely) take place outside on the lawn! We want to take advantage of this beautiful weather to show 3 Films by William John Willke - presented by Olivia Willke.

So grab a blanket and a jacket if it gets a little chilly and head on over tonight! We’ll post any updates to our story if the weather changes. ❤️

This Wednesday: Comfort Film Presents 3 Films by William John Willke - presented by Olivia Willke.

Admission is FREE and the screening starts at 7PM outside the doors of Comfort Station Logan Square! (Weather permitting!)

Comfort Film’s presents: Spring 2024 Edition of the First Nations Film and Video Festival this MONDAY!

Admission is FREE and the screening starts at 7PM inside !

1️⃣ Small Talk (3:46)
2️⃣ Ava Kuña, Aty Kuña: indigenous woman, political woman (25:00)
3️⃣ Mankewenüy / Amiga del Cóndor (1:03:48)
4️⃣ LA ULTIMA MOLA (Mor nabbi duggugi yolesad) (5:13)
5️⃣ Love Don’t Bully (No Bloopers) (5:00)
6️⃣ Rosengold (13:04)

The mission of First Nations Film and Video Festival is to advocate for and celebrate the works of Native Americans filmmakers and new works and films that break racial stereotypes and promotes awareness of Native American issues. All films screened are directed by Indigenous/Native American filmmakers from the United States, Canada, Central and South America, and Mexico.

Comfort Film’s fourth Mentorship Screening of ‘Birdsong/El cant dels ocells’ is this Wednesday! Programmed by David Whitehouse. Admission is FREE and the screening starts at 8PM inside Comfort Station Logan Square! 🍿

Comfort Film's third Mentorship Screening of ‘The L***y Men is Wednesday night! The film is programmed by Jack Miller. Admission is FREE and the screening starts at 8PM inside Comfort Station Logan Square! We'll see you there! 🤠

Comfort Film's second Mentorship Screening of 'Me and You and Everyone We Know' is Wednesday night! The film is programmed by Elise Schierbeek. Admission is FREE and the screening starts at 8PM inside Comfort Station Logan Square! We'll see you there! 🍿

Comfort Film's first Mentorship Screening of 'I Know Where I’m Going!' is tomorrow night! The film is programmed by Emma Engelbrecht. Admission is FREE and the screening starts at 8PM inside Comfort Station Logan Square! We'll see you there! ❤️