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The Indian Film Festival of Cincinnati (IFFCincy) is a joint collaboration with the Cincinnati Sister cities (India) and the Art Museum of Cincinnati. Founded by Ratee Apana, the festival is presently in its 11th edition.

Objective

Created by the South Asian migration around the world, the films at IFFCincy cover diverse languages, including English, that reflected the subcontinent and its migrant population, and narrate multi-generational stories across various cultures, genders, countries and religions.

External links

Official website
IFFCincy at IMDb

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	The '''Indian Film Festival of Cincinnati''' (IFFCincy) is a joint collaboration with the Cincinnati Sister cities (India) and the Art Museum of Cincinnati. Founded by [[Ratee Apana]], the festival is presently in its 11th edition.		The '''Indian Film Festival of Cincinnati''' (IFFCincy) is a joint collaboration with the Cincinnati Sister cities (India) and the Art Museum of Cincinnati. Founded by [[Ratee Apana]], the festival is presently in its 11th edition.