Pack a picnic and bring your friends for a special screening of The Spy Who Knew Me under the stars at Ping Tom Memorial Park.
No tickets required and all ages are welcome.
The film will start at sunset, but we recommend coming early to secure a space in the park. For weather-related cancelations, listings, and additional information, please call the Chicago Park District's Movies in the Park hotline at 312.742.1134.
The Spy Who Knew Me is A.B.L.E.’s second film, featuring an ensemble cast of 20 actors with Down syndrome. Actors collaborated with a professional film crew and teaching artists to create this unique spy movie.A riff on the classic spy-adventure genre epitomized by James Bond, The Spy Who Knew Me follows super spy Tabitha Link and the ladies of the all-female agency U.N.I.T.E. After receiving an anonymous tip, Tabitha winds up at the scene of a jewelry heist where she sees a familiar face from her past. She and her fellow spies must race to find the connections between a series of thefts, a top-secret military experiment, and several missing operatives before they lose themselves completely to the evil organization E.C.H.O.
To learn more about The Spy Who Knew Me:
- Click here for our FAQ sheet
- Click here to read our production logs
- Click here to see behind the scenes photos.
The Chicago Onscreen Local Film Showcase gives local filmmakers the opportunity to share their work with a citywide audience through free outdoor public screenings in local parks. Over the past 4 years, Chicago Onscreen has screened more than 60 local films in 25 neighborhood parks across the city, giving Chicagoans a chance to see themselves, their neighborhoods and our city on the big screen. Learn more and see the complete line-up at bit.ly/ChicagoOnscreen
