Directors

This is a chance to have your short documentary film seen by Chicago! Chicago360 is Split Pillow’s annually showcased, nonfiction program that brings together five Chicago filmmakers each year to interpret a particular theme while revealing the untold and undiscovered aspects of Chicago life; next year’s theme is “Aliens in the City.”

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HollywoodChicago.com on March 30, 2008 published a new interview with Chicago filmmaker Darryl Roberts on his latest documentary film “America the Beautiful,” which scrutinizes America’s obsession with beauty. Along with “America the Beautiful” in 2007, Roberts also wrote and directed “How U Like Me Now” in 1993 and “The Perfect Model” in 1998.

The narrative short “Untied Strangers,” which was in the 2008 Lake County Film Festival, was written and directed by Chicago filmmaker Nathan Adloff.

The narrative feature “Shut-Eye,” which was in the 2008 Lake County Film Festival, was created by filmmaker John Covert from the Chicago suburban area of Lake County.

The documentary feature “Deportee,” which was in the 2008 Lake County Film Festival, is the first feature from Dan Kolen and Justin Lansing, who attended Lake Forest College while making this film.

The narrative feature “Chemistry of Dating,” which was in the 2008 Lake County Film Festival, was created by Chicago filmmaker Matt Olson.

The documentary feature “Break-Up, Date,” which was in the 2008 Lake County Film Festival, was created by filmmaker Collin Souter from the Chicago suburb of Prospect Heights.

Ben Byer is a Chicago filmmaker we recently learned about. Information about his film, “Indestructible” (which was just in the 2008 Lake County Film Festival), can be found here: http://www.indestructiblefilm.com

Owen Lowery is a Chicago filmmaker we recently learned about.