UNSPOKEN, A“brilliantly understated and deceptively simple film”

IN PERSON FILM EVENT!

Don’t  miss the Chicago premiere of UNSPOKEN, a powerful new film presented by  the Queer Expression Film Fest sponsored by Open Space Arts. After the  screening, stay for a lively discussion and social gathering in the  Facets lounge.

UNSPOKEN  follows Noam, a closeted teenager in a deeply religious community who  stumbles upon a hidden love letter written to his grandfather—by another  man, before the Holocaust. Driven by curiosity and longing, Noam sets  out to uncover the truth about his grandfather’s past and, ultimately,  his own identity.

In  an era marked by rising antisemitism and Holocaust denial, Unspoken  resonates deeply. This moving coming-of-age story features strong  performances, thoughtful writing, and emotional twists that make it both  timely and timeless.

Facets, 1517 W. Fullerton (just west of DePaul)
Accessible by the Fullerton Red/Brown/Purple Line stop, or the Ashland and Fullerton buses. Street parking is usually available.

Extras:
Enjoy cocktails and classic movie snacks before the screening and during the post-film conversation.

Note:
These  exclusive Queer Expression selections are not available on streaming  platforms. Past premieres—like Sebastian, Queen Tut, Horseplay, and  Eismayer—only became available to stream well after their in-person  debuts.

Your  reservation is only confirmed once you purchase tickets directly from  Open Space Arts. Tickets are not available through Facets. A limited  number of tickets may be available at the door on the night of the  screening, but advance purchase is strongly recommended.