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Local film festival set for Feb. 14
By Joey DiGuglielmo on February 11, 2010
The Our City Film Festival (sponsored by Yachad, a nonprofit for D.C. affordable housing) showcases films that capture Washington, D.C., beyond the monuments, politics and traffic. Take part in a day of entertainment and celebrate the local community and raise money for affordable housing and community development.
3rd Annual OUR CITY FILM FESTIVAL
Sunday, Feb. 14, 2010
Films screening all day
Goethe Institute
812 7th St., N.W.
The festival includes 14 documentaries and narratives ranging from a gay love story that takes place in Washington, to a man’s love affair with the Anacostia River, to a short film about the uniqueness of the D.C. farm markets. For more information, tickets and a full film schedule, go to ourcityfilmfestival.com. For more information on Yachad, visit yachad-dc.org.
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