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CINEKINK: CHICAGO – Film/Event Listing – October 1, 2016

Overall Event Listing – Saturday, October 1, 2016
CINEKINK: CHICAGO
CineKink-“the kinky film festival”-returns to Chicago for a hot, one-night stand. Celebrating and exploring a wide diversity of sexuality, the films and videos in this sex-positive and kink-friendly showcase range from documentary to drama, comedy to experimental, mildy spicy to quite explicit – and everything in between. Programs will include BEST OF CINEKINK (7 PM) and SCHNICK SCHNACK SCHNUCK (9 PM). For more information, visit http://dev.cinekink.com.
LOCATION: Leather Archives & Museum, 6418 N. Greenview Avenue (@ Devon), Chicago
ADMISSION: $10/door, $8/advance per screening; 18+ only
TRANSIT: Loyola (Red); Bus/36-Broadway, 151-Sheridan and 155-Devon stop at the corner of Devon and Greenview.
PHONE: 773-761-9200
WEBSITE: http://dev.cinekink.com
EVENT LINK: http://dev.cinekink.com/programs-and-events/tour/tour-2016/chicago/

Saturday, October 1st – 7:00 PM
BEST OF CINEKINK/2016
A selection of award-winning shorts deemed the year’s best during the kinky film festival’s latest annual run. This year’s assortment, probing a range of sexual proclivities and perversities, includes Pepper (Patrick Aubert, 2015, Canada, 7 minutes), Dad in Mum (Fabrice Bracq, 2015, France, 6 minutes), Everybody Does It (Megan Brotherton, 2015, USA, 11 minutes), Feminist Porn Filmmakers (Lora Hristova, 2015, UK, 28 minutes), Wild Lovers (Isabel Dresler, 2015, USA, 5 minutes), I Am a Tourist I Would Like to See Him Naked (Margie Schnibbe (AKA Vena Virago), 2015, USA, 4 minutes), Locked (René de Sans and Mamana, 2015, Germany, 4 minutes), RITES (Bunnyz, 2015, USA, 11 minutes) and An Appointment With My Master (Erika Lust, 2015, Spain, 15 minutes).
Total program running time is 91 minutes.
LOCATION: Leather Archives & Museum, 6418 N. Greenview Avenue (@ Devon), Chicago
ADMISSION: $10/door, $8/advance per screening; 18+ only
TRANSIT: Loyola (Red); Bus/36-Broadway, 151-Sheridan and 155-Devon stop at the corner of Devon and Greenview.
PHONE: 773-761-9200
WEBSITE: http://dev.cinekink.com
EVENT LINK: http://dev.cinekink.com/programs-and-events/tour/tour-2016/chicago/

Saturday, October 1st – 9:00 PM
SCHNICK SCHNACK SCHNUCK
Winner – CineKink Audience Choice Award for Best Narrative Feature/2016
A playful take on sex and jealousy, love and relationships, monogamy and polyamory, this charming farce is a refreshingly up-to-date and sun-dappled homage to 1970s porn. A long-term couple faces a weekend apart: Felix is set to hit a music festival with his buddy, Kai, and Emmi plans to stay home and grade papers. But the guys end up way off course and in the midst of tempting new company, while Emmi‘s old friend, Magda, turns up with some intriguing revelations and a sex party in the works. Things naturally get a little out of hand – and everybody is naked in the end! (Directed by Maike Brochhaus, 2015, Germany, 84 minutes; Portland premiere.)
LOCATION: Leather Archives & Museum, 6418 N. Greenview Avenue (@ Devon), Chicago
ADMISSION: $10/door, $8/advance per screening; 18+ only
TRANSIT: Loyola (Red); Bus/36-Broadway, 151-Sheridan and 155-Devon stop at the corner of Devon and Greenview.
PHONE: 773-761-9200
WEBSITE: http://dev.cinekink.com
EVENT LINK: http://dev.cinekink.com/programs-and-events/tour/tour-2016/chicago/

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CineKink Film Festival Hits Chicago for a One-Night Stand / Saturday, October 1

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CONTACT: Lisa Vandever
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ABOUT CINEKINK
Now in its 13th season, CineKink is an annual film festival and national screening tour that celebrates and explores the wide diversity of sexuality. Presented by CineKink, an organization dedicated to the recognition and encouragement of sex-positive and kink-friendly depictions in film and television, works showcased by the festival range from documentary to drama, mildly spicy to quite explicit – and everything in between!