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Welcome to Cincinnati World Cinema Greetings visitors from Rome, Stuttgart, Cairo, Barcelona, Mumbai and the UK !! Thank you for linking to CWC. 
CWC Volunteers Margaret Swallow and Karen Fazzio, and Coffee Emporium owner Eileen Schwab were featured in a recent Cincy Magazine special on P&G alums... Read more... 
Left to Right: Karen Fazzio, Margaret Swallow, Eileen Schwab and Lorena Calvo
COMMUNITY FILM EVENTS
APRIL & MAY Mon Apr 7... Promised Land, 2012 narrative fiction about a traveling gas drilling pitchman in search of mineral rights in rural Pennsylvania. 7 pm, free admission; presented by UC Sustainability, and screening at the UC Main Street Cinema, main campus. Read more... Ths, Apr 10... CWC: OSCAR DOCS ENCORE – COCKTAILS, DINNER & FILM Cocktails at 6:00, dinner at 6:30 and short films at 7:30; all at Highland Country Club, Ft. Thomas. Prix fixe dinner and film package, $40; films only, $10 advance, $12 door. Read more... ~ S O L D O U T ~ Sun Apr 13... Lateral Thinking, a one-of-a-kind opportunity to experience Electronic Art like you've never seen it before. A live musical performance will be set to a mashup of science fiction films and the history of avant-garde cinema. As the images on the screen play out, the ensemble will improvise its sound to reflect the changing video. The dynamic evolution of the material will result in a new film soundtrack, composed live, in front of the audience. 4-6 pm, free admission; presented by Charles Woodman, at the 21C Museum Hotel, 609 Walnut St, Cincinnati, 45202. RSVP Suggested Read more... Mon Apr 14... Happy, 2011 doc asking questions about happiness... Does money make you HAPPY? Kids and family? Your work? Do you live in a world that values and promotes happiness? 7 pm, free admission; presented by UC Sustainability, and screening at the UC Main Street Cinema, main campus. Read more... Sat Apr 19... The Golden Age of Comedy, Robert Youngson's compilation of silent comedy movie clips from the Hal Roach and Max Sennett studios featuring many Laurel & Hardy films, plus others with Jean Harlow, Craole Lombard and Charley Chase. Misc. shorts and cartoons share the bill. Admission $5, Chimptent members and kids free, great fun for the entire family! At 6:45 at the E.T. Carson Masonic Lodge, 218 Ludlow Avenue, Clifton. Presented by the Laurel and Hardy Appreciation Society. Read more... Fri, May 2... CWC: EURO NIGHT AT THE CARNEGIE Encore Screening of Program B, Oscar Shorts & More, plus reception, dinner and speakers. At the Carnegie in Covington. Reception at 5:30, Dinner and Speakers at 6:00, short films at 8:00. Film-only tix $11 advance, $13 door. Dinner & Film Package $55, advance only. Read more... 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. |
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Encore Screening, Friday May 2 Tickets Now On Sale  Event info
Were you part of the Oscar Shorts full houses in March? If you missed it, get your encore tix now! 
Oscar Shorts & More THANK YOU CINCINNATI for another year of sellouts !! 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 under the auspices of the U.S. Department of State's International Visitor Leadership Program and the Institute of International Education. 
Left to Right, top row: Tatiana Mata, Mozambique; Qivioq Kreutzmann, Denmark; Firuza Nabieva, Tajikistan; filmmaker Mariette Monpierre, Lara Shukralla, Bahrain; Tim Swallow. Seated: Margaret Swallow; Sanela Shkrijelj, Macedonia; Jumana Salous, Palestine; Glenn Carey, State Dept.; Funlola Tinubu, Nigeria; Ecem Baran, Turkey.
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