The Chicago Critics Film Festival celebrated its twelfth anniversary showcasing over two dozen films and achieving the highest in-person attendance to date. The festival included notable films such as "The Baltimorons," which features a personal story from star Michael Strassner about overcoming addiction, and "Twinless" presented by director James Sweeney. Other films, like "Familiar Touch" and "A Little Prayer," also featured prominent directors and stars. Guests shared insights into their work, enhancing the festival's vibrant atmosphere and community spirit.
I'm grateful to be here and this film has made me realize that I can turn pain into art.
It's exciting to finally share this project with my hometown, where I felt the spark to create.
Attending this festival and connecting with fellow filmmakers has been an incredible experience that I've cherished.
The Baltimorons offers a fresh perspective on the struggles of addiction during the holiday season.
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