Peter Greenaway brought his ideas and all three parts of his magnum opus, The Tulse Luper Suitcases, to the Chicago Humanities Festival. I've been a fan since Drowning By Numbers burned certain images on my brain, back in college.

Greenaway feels the past 107 years of cinema has been little more than illustrated text. The future of film is interactivity and choice since the remote control killed cinema in 1983. The Tulse Luper Suitcases is an uberproject with three films (to fill the tradition of sitting in the dark looking at a screen) and 92 DVDs, telling the stories of 92 characters each with 92 stories, and 92 suitcases. Tulse Luper's life parallels the history of uranium (atomic number 92) with the themes of prisons and boundaries and what people do within them.