RuPaul’s Drag Race Season 16 Episode 1: Meet Half the Queens
The tides may be turning for South Florida drag, with not one but two queens competing in season 16 of RuPaul’s Drag Race.
The tides may be turning for South Florida drag, with not one but two queens competing in season 16 of RuPaul’s Drag Race.
Next month, the Miami Jewish Film Festival will screen 120 films, including the Anthony Hopkins-starring film One Life and award winner The Monkey House by director Avi Nesher.
From Hayao Miyazaki’s latest animated masterpiece to Emerald Fennel’s divisive follow-up, Miami Film Festival’s Gems is full of surprises.
Femme, Oskar’s Dress, and Happy Clothes: A Film About Patricia Field are three options at this year’s Outshine Film Festival. Are they worth your time?
Outshine Film Festival’s Fort Lauderdale edition returns October 19-29 with the aim to “inspire, entertain, and educate.”
The 2023 edition of Popcorn Frights is a bloody cornucopia of horror cinema.
The American Black Film Festival will land in Miami Beach and Miami with a robust lineup of film screenings, industry panels, and networking opportunities.
Here’s our guide on the attractions to see and what to skip at this year’s festival.
The festival will screen an impressive 140 films composed of features, documentaries, and shorts.
Get ready for a weekend of fabulous drag performances.
What to see and what to skip at the festival.
It feels more important than ever to celebrate the Jewish experience.
Last Flight Home is a deeply personal documentary from filmmaker Ondi Timoner.
The festival offers ten exciting days of cinema from November 4-13.
Silent cinema and live music collide at a screening of the Josephine Baker film.
Miami can seem like a bright place, but in reality, it can be downright dark.
Anita’s Film Festival is just what the South Florida queer community needs at this moment.
The festival returns with film screenings, panels, and industry events.
Here’s a handful of films you shouldn’t miss at this year’s Miami Film Festival.
The Miami Film Festival’s ten-day cinema celebration runs March 4-13.
The Miami Jewish Film Festival features over 100 feature films and dozens of shorts, with the virtual screenings accessible for free.
MJFF continues to be an exploration and celebration of Jewish identity, tradition, and cinema.