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4th Annual Reproductive Rights Film Festival heads to Cinemapolis

4th Annual Reproductive Rights Film Festival heads to Cinemapolis

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ITHACA, NY (607NewsNow) — New York State’s only film festival dedicated to reproductive rights, the festival will hold four free screenings at Cinemapolis from Thursday, September 17th to Saturday, September 19th.

This year’s festival theme will be ‘Here and Everywhere,’ emphasizing the festival’s focus on reproductive rights on a local and global scale. A conversation will follow each film screening, giving audiences the opportunity to talk with filmmakers and subject-matter experts. Two free screenings will take place on Cornell University’s and Ithaca College’s campuses in addition to the four at Cinemapolis, which are as follows:

  • Tuesday, September 15 | 7:00 p.m. | Cornell University Film Forum | Power Alley (Levante)
  • Wednesday, September 16 | 8:00 p.m. | Ithaca College Park Auditorium | ON THE DIVIDE

The screenings taking place at Cinemapolis will adhere to the following schedule:

Find more information on the event here.

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