Cleveland International Film Festival

The Cleveland International Film Festival kicked off its 47th year with "Butterfly in the Sky," a documentary about the beloved PBS series, "Reading Rainbow."

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The Lake County suburb has a population of 19,121 people.

Preview several films screening at Playhouse Square and streaming online as part of CIFF 47.

Ukrainian films will be a focus at the 47th annual event, which begins in person at Playhouse Square March 22 and moves online for a week April 2.

The theater opened just over nine years ago and will close this Friday.

Movie houses are still recovering from the coronavirus pandemic.

The Ohio Redistricting Commission took the first steps this weekend at a new bipartisan process to submit a fourth set of maps; a labor dispute between Playhouse Square union film projectionists and the Cleveland International Film Festival has been settled; Akron City Council is expected to move quickly in adopting Mayor Dan Horrigan’s proposed operating budget; and more stories.

Director John Ewing has programmed "The Wind" starring Springfield's Lillian Gish.