Steven Rosen

A good number of the indie/art films nominated for or winning Sunday’s Golden Globes are coming to town this month. Here’s a rundown of the new arrivals.

Xavier professor Graley Herren is almost finished writing his book about how the music icon and Cincinnati itself have evolved across his 21 local concerts since 1965.

Cincinnati’s newest holiday favorite, John Waters, stars in a film festival at the Esquire in addition to his live Ludlow Garage performances.

“Anora” arrives early thanks to strong buzz, “Nosferatu” and Radiohead team up on Silents Synced, and local film clubs, Cincinnati World Cinema, and the Woodward host fascinating one-off events.

The month brings lots of engaging and unusual films to the area, from Yellow Springs to Megalopolis.

The Psychotronic Film Festival returns as well, along with quirky dramas, fascinating documentaries, and a handful of classics on the big screen.

Interested in bringing the Sundance Film Festival to Cincinnati? Support the theaters that screen Sundance-winning movies.

Film Cincinnati and city leaders quickly brought together a creative team to pitch the city as the famous festival’s new home. We’re among the final six options.

The Main Public Library’s $40 million renovation centers on a bright new central stairway designed to improve visitor circulation, celebrate local music history, attract downtown tourists, and possibly give you an excuse to exercise.

Welcome to mid-summer, when big-budget blockbuster movies usually break out. For those with more discerning taste in films, check out my June preview column for interesting movies that might still be playing on local...