The Gene Siskel Film Center is proud to present films and programs that entertain, inform and challenge audiences. Based on lived experiences, the content we put on our screens may impact our individual audiences in different ways. To that end, when possible and appropriate, we include an online content consideration on film and program titles that may include potentially harmful content, depictions or themes. We encourage audiences to also inform themselves on the content of films and programs by reading synopses, watching trailers, and exploring film reviews. If you have questions, concerns or would like to provide feedback, please email Director of Programming Rebecca Fons (rfons@artic.edu). Thank you for being part of our effort to make all Film Center audiences feel safe and welcome in our spaces. 

FJORD, 2026, family standing and posing for photo in front of lake and mountains

FJORD

Cristian Mungiu 2026
NINE QUEENS, 2000, man and woman in suits looking closely at each other with other man in the background between them

NINE QUEENS

Fabián Bielinksy 2000
BRIDE OF FRANKENSTEIN, 1935, bride of frankenstein side profile

BRIDE OF FRANKENSTEIN

James Whale 1935
THE THING, 1982, man in winter coat holding lamp up in darkness

THE THING

John Carpenter 1982