Juan Antonio Barquin
Juan Antonio Barquin co-runs a film criticism site, Dim the House Lights, and works as an arts writer for New Times. He aspires to be Bridget Jones and loves genre flicks.
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11 days ago | Things To DoIt’s a real American Horror Story when there aren’t any good events in town. But Miami has plenty this October for you to explore, especially if you’re into cinema. Spend every night that isn’t Halloween (and, well, maybe Halloween too) in a movie...
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12 days ago | CultureMiami Dade College's Miami Film Festival is back with its annual Gems event of weekend movie premieres at the Tower Theater in Little Havana. This year's edition will screen several movies likely to become Best Foreign Language Film contenders at ...
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1 month ago | ArtAs Karli Evans and Cassandra Keith's Indiegogo campaign for their film Emergence continues, New Times has been interviewing each of its six performers for a deeper look into the film and the world that inspired it. The documentary interviews drag ...
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1 month ago | CultureAs Karli Evans and Cassandra Keith's Indiegogo campaign to fund their film Emergence continues, New Times has been interviewing each of its six performers for a deeper look into the film and the world that inspired it. The documentary pairs interv...
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1 month ago | CultureIt’s not easy to describe the wonderfully transgressive experience that is The Wild Boys. Sex and violence linger everywhere, be it on a ship full of masculine power plays or a jungle of phalluses begging to be sucked. With his feature debut, Bert...
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2 months ago | CultureDirector Josephine Decker laughs when New Times describes her latest film, Madeline's Madeline, as grounded. "It’s funny that you call this work grounded, because the truth is I thought this was the least accessible film I was making. I thought I ...
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