The Cincinnati Film Festival Announces its 2010 Program

Sept. 30, 2010 - PRLog -- The Cincinnati Film Festival is proud to be showcasing in many of the area's finest venues. Films and workshops will take place at the Esquire Theater, UC Main Street Cinema, Clifton Cultural Arts Center, Carnegie Visual & Performing Arts Center, Memorial Hall, Holiday Auto Theatre, Cincinnati Art Museum, Cincinnati Museum Center, Hollywood Casino, Cincinnati State and Fountain Square.

For a complete listing, and each day's schedule, please visit http://www.cincinnatifilmfestival.com.  A beacon for filmmakers and film-enthusiasts alike, come join us and see why in 2009 Moviemaker Magazine named the event one of the top "25 Events Worth The Entry Fee".

About the Cincinnati Film Festival…

The C[OI]FF is a non-profit event created as a means to foster awareness of the cinematic arts in southwestern Ohio. Created to foster and encourage the growth of new filmmakers and film production as an art form, it seeks to bring diverse local, national, and international films and filmmakers to the region to showcase their works to the public in a live, interactive atmosphere. With over 530 submissions from 41-countries on 6-continents in its first year alone, hundreds of filmmakers in attendance, and featuring more than 50 local, regional, US and world premiere films each year, the Oxford International Film Festival is already a globally recognized premiere event both by audiences, international media and industry professionals alike. The 2010 CFF is a project of Media Bridges Cincinnati, a non-profit 501c3 organization. Media Bridges is an organization, dedicated to providing the education, equipment, and environment for people to communicate effectively through media.

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The 2010 Cincinnati FIlm Festival, formerly Oxford International Film Festival, is a regional film festival showcasing the best international films, intensive filmmaker workshops and spotlighted special events.