Below is an email I sent to the Jewish Community Council of Chicago Film Festival (JCC Chicago Film Festival)

Hello,

I hope this email finds you well in beautiful Chicago, Illinois. I am a student at [redacted] who is extremely interested in Jewish filmic history and Jewish history at large (I am actually in a Jewish Studies class right now as I write this!). For some time now I have been particularly interested in the missing film The Cure for Insomnia from 1976. It was screened at the Art Institute of Chicago upon release. The film spans 85 hours and consists almost entirely of L.D. Groban reading his 4000+ page poem. This film has been missing from the public for decades and many lost media and film nerds such as myself have been working tirelessly to uncover this essential piece of Jewish film history and film history at large. Please let me know if there is anything we could do to try and uncover the film or if you have any possible leads of where I could find it. I will be visiting Chicago this summer in an attempt to find this film.

Thanks so much,
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