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Cincinnati World Cinema
Providing the community with outstanding motion pictures that
explore the human condition and celebrate cultural diversity.
~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ENJOY CINEMA THE WAY IT WAS MEANT TO BE EXPERIENCED ... UNIQUE, BETTER FILMS ... a wide variety of high-quality independent, international, documentary and short films not normally available in this market. NO COMMERCIALS ... why pay to sit through 15 minutes of advertising? FRIENDLY SETTING ... join considerate, intelligent people like yourself in an adults-only, comfortable environment with no talking, cell phones, or sticky floors! BEST VALUE FOR YOUR MONEY ... film reviews, synopses, production notes, trailers and director interviews before the film, and a discussion afterward!
'NAME THAT FILM' CONTESTS & WINNERS Current 'Name This Film' Contest ends July 20 .... Win CWC Tickets !! Congrats to the May-June winner: Liz Keuffer COMMUNITY FILM EVENTS JULY & AUGUST The events below are offered by CWC and various other organizations. CWC is not responsible for changes in content, time or location with third-party events. Tue Jul 22 & Wed Jul 23... CWC: 4 MONTHS, 3 WEEKS AND 2 DAYS, 7:00 pm, Cincinnati Art Museum. Read more... Ths, Jul 24... Race Movies, the documentary MIDNIGHT RAMBLE celebrates the history of Black American film with focus on early filmmakers 1910-1950 (primarily Oscar Micheaux), and how these works impact us today. 6:30 pm at the Freedom Center, downtown, Admission is $12, $10 seniors, $8 children, free ages 5 and under, and includes post-film discussion with film producer Pam Thomas. Presented by Black Folks Make Movies. Additional info may be available at the Freedom Center or by calling 513.333.7500. Tue Aug 12 & Wed Aug 13... CWC: BLUE VELVET, 7:00 pm, Cincinnati Art Museum. Sun Aug 24, Tue Aug 26 & Wed Aug 17... CWC: A MAN NAMED PEARL, 7:00 pm, Cincinnati Art Museum. Ongoing Film Programs Continuous run during the school year... Main Street Cinema, U.C. main campus. Rotating screenings of second or third-run movies -- a great way to see a variety of mainstream titles, and, periodic mini-fests of foreign, doc and special interest films. Admission is $2 students, $4 general public, parking is $7. Call 513.556.FILM or visit http://tinyurl.com/2cqebx. The Cincinnati Public Library offers DVD film screenings -- various weekdays and weekends at the main and various branch locations. Public Library of Cincinnati & Hamilton County www.cincinnatilibrary.org. The Erlanger Branch of the Kenton County Public Library offers DVD film screenings on the second Friday of each month at 6:30 pm, free and open to the public. Details: www.kentonlibrary.org. Cincinnati Museum Center Omnimax Theater offers family programming running continuously, starting every hour. 1301 Western Ave. Cinti 45203. (513) 287-7001; www.cincymuseum.org. The Esquire Theatre and its sister operation, the Mariemont, are commercial art-house cinemas that show mainstream and independent films. http://www.esquiretheatre.com. |
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