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The 26th annual Athens International Film and Video Festival will feature 90 competition films and 10 critically acclaimed feature films that promise to shock, provoke and amuse local audiences.
The festival, which begins today and runs through May 7, includes everything from narrative and experimental films to documentaries and animated cartoons, said Associate Professor of Film Ruth Bradley, director of the Ohio University-based Athens Center for Film and Video, which sponsors the event.
The competition films and videos will take place at The Ridges Auditorium. The feature films will be shown at the Athena Cinema, 20 S. Court St. Admission to the evening screenings is $3 at The Ridges and $4 at the Athena. Passes for any six films or videos at either venue are available for $20.
The festival program, with complete schedules of screenings, is currently available at local businesses and at the Baker Center. For more information, contact the Athens Center for Film and Video at 740-593-1330 or visit the Web site.
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