This week’s episode featured ill-advised product placement and a disappointing elimination.

The episode was a jam-packed start to a promising season.

The lineup, like current events, might spark some heated but necessary conversations.

From Dune: Part Two to Anora, 2024 proved to be a strong year for cinema.

Omni Loop frames Miami beautifully – too bad it doesn’t meet its full potential.

Inffinito Brazilian Film Festival celebrates contemporary Brazilian cinema with film screenings, discussions, and a concert.

Designed to erase any financial constraints, the Urban Film Festival’s events are free and open to the public.

From the erotic thriller Wild Things to the award-winning Moonlight, Miami has been the setting for many great movies.

Created by filmmaker Chris Molina, Sun Pass Film Festival showcases “short films made by, for, and in Florida.”

Chris Molina’s Fallen Fruit is a coming-of-age meets quarter-life crisis story about Alex, who returns to his childhood home after a bad breakup.

This week, RuPaul makes the queens write their own book, come up with a catchy title, and pose for a cover photo shoot.

A trio of female-led and female-focused films worth seeking out at this year’s Miami Film Festival.

Morphine Love Dion lets the world know when Miami queens fight it out, they “draw blood.”

Cinema Italy returns to Miami at O Cinema South Beach for four days of cinema Italiano with ten film premieres.