Nat Chediak

Miami International Film Festival 2010 goes for the little guy

Martirio

No Band Is an Island

Habana Abierta, the supergroup made up of Cuba's premier rock and roll pioneers, prepares for international stardom

Local Joy

Orta oughta know Miami-style jazz

Spanish Sundance

The Miami International Film Festival wants to be a Latin movie marketplace

Not Your Mama’s Musicals

We’re talking serious jazz screenings

Scene Stealer

Despite uneven film quality, this year's festival was an unqualified success

BEST SECOND ACT

Nat Chediak

BEST FILM FESTIVAL

Miami International Film Festival

La Schwette Vedette

Nicole Guillemet has proved that she can direct the Miami International Film Festival; maybe next year we'll be talking about the movies

Smoked, Not Chilled

Martirio carries the old-school torch

Chediak Comeback

The frustrated filmmaker and musician finds fulfillment in the recording studio

They Shoot Divas, Don't They?

Miami's Gay and Lesbian Film Fest mysteriously ousts its founder

Letters to the Editor

From the week of February 13, 2002

Before the Lights Go Down

Poland versus Chediak: There was plenty of drama at the Nineteenth Annual Miami Film Festival

Time on His Side

The Miami Film Festival's new director tells his critics to wait and see

For the Love of Jazz

Jazz Film Festival

In Love with Latin Jazz

Miami Film Festival favorite Calle 54 comes to a theater near you

Shake

From Calle 54 to Calle Ocho

Kulchur

Kids in Exile: Right-winging it

Letters

Kids in Exile: Right-winging it

Missing the Big Picture

The problem isn't the new multiplex coming to Lincoln Road. It's that Miami has no indie film scene. At it's not getting better.

The Quiet Cuban

When he appeared in Miami last year, jazz pianist Gonzalo Rubalcaba ignited a firestorm of controversy. Though he now lives in South Florida, he just wants to play music, not politics.

Calendar for the week

When he appeared in Miami last year, jazz pianist Gonzalo Rubalcaba ignited a firestorm of controversy. Though he now lives in South Florida, he just wants to play music, not politics.

Festward Ho! Take 2

When he appeared in Miami last year, jazz pianist Gonzalo Rubalcaba ignited a firestorm of controversy. Though he now lives in South Florida, he just wants to play music, not politics.

In the Key of Paquito

When he appeared in Miami last year, jazz pianist Gonzalo Rubalcaba ignited a firestorm of controversy. Though he now lives in South Florida, he just wants to play music, not politics.

When Cuba Sang

Chico O'Farrill. Bebo Valds. Prez Prado. Cachao. A vibrant musical era was swallowed by the revolution, but not before the Panart record company put it on a platter.

Key Player

Chico O'Farrill. Bebo Valds. Prez Prado. Cachao. A vibrant musical era was swallowed by the revolution, but not before the Panart record company put it on a platter.

Swelter 43

Chico O'Farrill. Bebo Valds. Prez Prado. Cachao. A vibrant musical era was swallowed by the revolution, but not before the Panart record company put it on a platter.

Yikes! Another Film Festival

Chico O'Farrill. Bebo Valds. Prez Prado. Cachao. A vibrant musical era was swallowed by the revolution, but not before the Panart record company put it on a platter.

Screen Gems

Under the direction of rocker Bill Orcutt, the Alliance for Media Arts keeps the faith for Miami's cinema aficionados

Swelter 43

Under the direction of rocker Bill Orcutt, the Alliance for Media Arts keeps the faith for Miami's cinema aficionados

Eat My Shorts

Under the direction of rocker Bill Orcutt, the Alliance for Media Arts keeps the faith for Miami's cinema aficionados

Swelter

Under the direction of rocker Bill Orcutt, the Alliance for Media Arts keeps the faith for Miami's cinema aficionados

Letters

Under the direction of rocker Bill Orcutt, the Alliance for Media Arts keeps the faith for Miami's cinema aficionados

Fest Asleep

Under the direction of rocker Bill Orcutt, the Alliance for Media Arts keeps the faith for Miami's cinema aficionados

To Have and Have Nat

Under the direction of rocker Bill Orcutt, the Alliance for Media Arts keeps the faith for Miami's cinema aficionados