Two film festivals will soon play in Cincinnati, though in two different formats due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Women in Film Cincinnati will present the Better Cities Film Festival, featuring short movies profiling cities' efforts to improve. Cincinnati is among the cities profiled in the series.
The Better Cities Film Festival plays Sept. 26 and Oct. 3 at the Hollywood Drive-In in College Hill.
For more details on the event's tickets, click here.
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Meanwhile, the Indian Film Festival of Cincinnati returns for another year, but will move to a virtual format.
The festival's director, Ratee Apana, joins Cincinnati Edition to preview the event ahead of its scheduled release.
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