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Welcome to Cincinnati World Cinema
Ongoing Film Programs U.C. Main Street Cinema Mainstreet Cinema Miami University Film Series Tue 5:30: French Cinema; Tue 7:30: Italian American Culture; Ths 5:30: Holocaust and Visual Culture; Ths 7:30: European Jewish Cinema. muohio.edu Indiana University Cinema Offers approximately 300 film titles each year on campus in Bloomington — classics, arthouse, docs, international, children's and shorts, plus discussions with visiting filmmakers. cinema.indiana.edu Cincinnati Public Library event calendar www.cincinnatilibrary.org Cincinnati Museum Center Omnimax www.cincymuseum.org. The Erlanger Branch of the Kenton County Public Library www.kentonlibrary.org. Greetings cinema friends from around the world !! Thank you for visiting CWC. 
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Cincinnati World Cinema Film Events... Encore Screening: LUNAFEST January 10 at The Centennial Barn, Wyoming S O L D O U T
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Oscar Nominated Short Documentaries January 31 & February 1 at The Carnegie Tickets on Sale Now
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Valentine's Day Special Event IN THE MOOD FOR LOVE Cocktails, Dinner & Film February 14 at The Carnegie Tickets on Sale Now
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Oscar Shorts & More The Oscar-Nominated Live Action & Animated Short Films March 14 & 15 at The Carnegie CWC welcomed eight international visitors for the screening of The World Before Her and Elza on International Women's Day. Hosted by the Greater Cincinnati World Affairs Council, they were in town as part of the U.S. State Department's International Visitor Leadership Program and the Institute of International Education. 
Top row: Tatiana Mata, Mozambique; Qivioq Kreutzmann, Denmark; Firuza Nabieva, Tajikistan; filmmaker Mariette Monpierre, Lara Shukralla, Bahrain; Tim Swallow, CWC. THANK YOU CINCINNATI for another year of Oscar Shorts sellouts !! 
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