Chuck Kleinhans Movies

Super-8 film by Chuck Kleinhans examining masculinity in popular culture.

Portraits of Chuck’s cats and friends, as well as a self-portrait.

Kipnis describes this tape as "an appropriation of the aesthetics of both late capitalism and early Soviet cinema—MTV meets...

While making a hot dog in a restaurant, David Obermeyer reflects on class and labor.

Footage of neo-Nazi Frank Collin speaking in front of a swastika is mutilated with bleach, scratches and markers, and intercut with footage of a...

Short experimental film featuring a large animated Coca-Cola billboard, shot from different distances, frame rates, and exposures. "The Pause That...

Underexposed scenes from a backyard barbecue likely at the home of JoAnn Elam and Joe Hendrix, featuring members of the "Logan Square Rhinos" —...

Scenes of Chicago summertime nightlife in three different parts of the city: downtown at Rush & Division streets, a concert at Grant Park's Petrillo...

The film is composed primarily of a series of zooms inside an apartment in Logan Square accomplished by running or walking with the camera, and also...

Chuck Kleinhans and Liz Schillinger's documentary about the annual Jerry Lewis Labor Day Telethon.

The first half of the film features neon signs and scenes of Chicago night life. The second half of the film depicts scenes around Kleinhans' home in...