A nearly 45-minute film intended to educate the public about landslides debuts Sept. 7 on Cincinnati’s Channel 9 WCPO-TV, featuring a uniquely local story and cast of creators and narrators funded by a Cincinnati nonprofit.
MovieMaker Magazine named the Over-the-Rhine International Film Festival as one of the top 25 “coolest” film festivals in the world.
America’s largest photography biennial returns to explore photography’s extensive record of life on Earth.
The Cincinnati Museum Center is offering special evening hours on select Fridays through April.
The political thriller/courtroom drama, Who is Amos Otis?, written and directed by Cincinnatian Greg Newberry, will be available on pay-per-view platforms the week of Jan. 6.
Disabled (LADD), is set to return in the summer of 2022 and is now accepting submissions.
Film production in Cincinnati continues this summer with “Monica”, directed by Andrea Pallaoro, and starring Emily Browning, Patricia Clarkson, Adrianna Barraza, and Trace Lysette.
The Cincinnati Museum Center is giving guests their turn in the artist’s seat in their upcoming exhibition, “The Science Behind Pixar,” coming this fall.
The 2021 Over-the-Rhine International Film Festival is a wrap. Here are the winning films…
