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“Faith In The Big House” Premieres On Chicago’s Magnificent Mile



US PREMIERE "Faith In the Big House"

Tuesday, April 25th, 2017 “Faith in the Big House” US PREMIERE at the historic Fourth Presbyterian Church located on Chicago’s illustrious Magnificent Mile as part of the official selection of the (In)Justice For All Film Festival.


The (In)Justice For All Film Festival

Arriving at the height of mass incarceration in the United States, the (In)Justice For All Film Festival came equipped with an arsenal of information to confront failing police policies, jam-packed prisons, and rampant racism in our criminal justice system. The Festival is as much a tribute to the power of the camera as it is a challenge to authority. Its organization comes at a time when the camera has become an ubiquitous and effective tool at challenging misconduct and ineffective policing. Interlock Media is deeply honored to have contributed to this significant event. We would like to highlight the tremendous efforts put forth by the festival organizers and filmmakers whose tireless work to expose corruption and failed policies fuels the fight for a just and equitable society. A special thanks to Daryle Brown whose talented direction made the Festival a tremendous success. 


Fourth Presbyterian Church

We are deeply grateful to the members of the Fourth Presbyterian Church who not only housed the screening in their splendid facility, but generously donated their time to promoting the event. In particular, we want to thank Vicky Curtiss, for her distinguished effort in promoting the event.



Trinity United Church of Christ


The (In)Justice For All Film Festival was coordinated by the influential Trinity United Church of Christ, an anchor institution in Chicago’s South Side with historic bonds to Jeremiah Wright, Barack Obama, and the Civil Rights Movement.




University of Chicago

University of Chicago provided an extraordinary environment for the technical dry run prior to the opening, complete with some of the best 35mm projection in the country outside of Los Angeles. A special thanks to Martin Awano who facilitated the test screening at the oldest Documentary Club in the country.



We are happy to receive an outstanding review by Don Shanahan from Every Movie Has A Lesson.




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