Clandestinos is a festival of film and video bearing witness to the Cuban people’s ingenuity, capacity for self-examination, and courage. The festival is a testament to how digital media has made its way into the landscape of Cuban film production. “Horizontes” is about two strangers with different dreams; “Gozar, Comer, Partir” is a humorous video about the verbs “to enjoy,” “to eat,” and “to part” “Malegria” is a conversation with French musician Manu Chao; “Video de Familia” centers on a family’s video-letter to an estranged son.

Tickets: $9 General Admission. Only General Admission tickets can be purchased through Ticketmaster (312) 575-8000 or ticketmaster.com. $7 Students; $4 Students and faculty at the School of the Art Institute; $5 Gene Siskel Film Center members.

For more information, call the Gene Siskel Film Center at (312) 846-2600.