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The American Black Film Festival will land in Miami Beach and Miami with a robust lineup of film screenings, industry panels, and networking opportunities.
The first 786 Film Festival features a collection of unconventional films from creators across South Florida.
Michael Snow’s La Région Centrale is a 180-minute-long art film that consists entirely of several spinning shots of a barren tundra landscape.
Al’Ikens Plancher’s short film Konpa and Monica Sorelle’s feature-length film Mountains were chosen to premiere at Tribeca Festival next month.
Have you ever thought about whether or not the world is real?
Three films at Miami Film Festival offer a view of the Cuban perspective.
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.
See the greatest films of all time.
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.
Giancarlo Granda’s story will be the focus of the Hulu documentary.
Michelle Burgos and Luis Colon are making for stiff competition in the latest season.
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.
The local rapper plays Jamilio on the HBO Max series.
Popcorn Frights is bringing all kinds of scary and spooky movie madness to South Florida.
What makes the show such a treat is seeing Miami on display in an authentic way.
The series focuses on the side of Miami that isn’t often brought to the screen.
