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Programs include documentary, fiction, and experimental films.
Doc Films at the University of Chicago
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About Doc Films at the University of Chicago
Doc Films screens movies on film formats including 35mm, DCP, and digital. It is a student-led, volunteer-run movie theater and film society at the University of Chicago, with programs spanning documentary, fiction, and experimental films. Founded in 1940 as the International House Documentary Film Group, its roots date to 1932. The calendar includes classic and contemporary titles, with multiple screenings scheduled across the week. Doc has also hosted film directors for screenings and discussions, and organized Chicago premieres. Tickets are sold at the door, and the theater opens 30 minutes before each screening. Doc Films is located in Ida Noyes Hall at the University of Chicago in Chicago.
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Film formats
Screenings use 35mm, DCP, and digital formats.
Founded in 1940
Its roots date to 1932 at the University of Chicago.
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