Cincinnati is hosting a pair of events surrounding “Fioretta” ahead of the documentary’s official world premiere later this week.
Cincinnati gets ‘sneak peek’ at Jewish history documentary ahead of world debut
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Indian Film Festival of Cincinnati brings diverse storytelling to Queen City screens
Local documentary premier explores health care racism
Two organizations are partnering to premier a documentary focused on uplifting local Black women’s experiences with racism in health care during their pregnancy.
Yellowstone star, Ruby, Herche help East Palestine residents
Yellowstone’s Luke Grimes, Jeff Ruby and Cincinnati philanthropists Dave and Wendy Herche partnered last month to help residents of East Palestine.
Film explains Cincinnati landslides
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.
Local film festival getting accolades
MovieMaker Magazine named the Over-the-Rhine International Film Festival as one of the top 25 “coolest” film festivals in the world.
FotoFocus ‘World Record’ to debut more than 100 projects at 2022 biennial
America’s largest photography biennial returns to explore photography’s extensive record of life on Earth.
Film group names new board officers
Cincinnati Museum Center offering occasional date nights
The Cincinnati Museum Center is offering special evening hours on select Fridays through April.
Local film ‘Who Is Amos Otis?’ available on demand in January
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.