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Lollapalooza Too Crowded? Try Purple Rain

Chicago Talks, August 5, 2011
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In Purple Rain (1984, 111 min., Director: Albert Magnoli), Prince is a troubled Minneapolis musician with a difficult home life. He meets a singer named Apollonia, and they become involved in a lurid romance. Can Prince trying not to repeat the pattern of his abusive father, and keep his band, The Revolution, and his relationship with Apollonia, together?

Find out at this month’s Cinema Minima at Cole’s Bar (2338 N Milwaukee) on Sunday, August 7th at 8pm.

On the first Sunday of each month Cinema, a monthly film series, invites you to explore a menagerie of themes and experiences through film. Aspiring to present an atmosphere to enjoy good films with good friends (and good drinks), Cinema Minima wants to be your favorite way to end a lazy Sunday!

For information visit  www.cinema-minima.com or  “like” us on facebook. Admission is free.

Cole’s Bar, 2338 North Milwaukee
(1 1/2 blocks NW of the California Blueline stop,
near Milwaukee, Fullerton and California Buses) when
Sunday, August 7 at 8 p.m.

 

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AnySquared email: projects@anysquared.com
AnySquared phone:773-862-9609
Cinema-Minima.com 


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