Film, TV & Streaming

The burgeoning Free Blockbuster movement aims to do for DVDs what Little Free Libraries have done for books.

Indie and art house classics, family favorites, and some fantastic animated works.

The gang finally leaves the villa this Sunday, July 13.

Collaborators include Brilla Media cofounder Manny Ruiz and popular content creators Haydita Veloz and Alexander “Mr. Red” Arias.

Body Heat, Out of Sight, Miami Vice, and other highlights comprise Criterion’s July lineup.

While it’s unclear how DEI rollbacks will affect national Juneteenth celebrations, local events are still going forward.

Queer cinema classics, undiscovered films we should all know, and more.

That partnership is especially meaningful this year as ABFF celebrates the cultural legacy of 1997’s Love Jones.

Broward County’s theater scene is incredibly eclectic.

This year’s lineup includes a tribute to Love Jones with Nia Long and Larenz Tate, and a showcase of films from South Africa.

Bye-bye, Yulissa. We hardly knew ye.

The outdoor theater concept was partly inspired by founder Gerry Cottle’s circus upbringing.

The festival is still an unapologetic space for Caribbean culture.

Cera is one of the best parts of the auteur’s new film, The Phoenician Scheme.

One undated clip appears to show the 27-year-old repeatedly using the n-word while appearing on a podcast.

The spy movie extends the Wes Anderson brand into wild new territory.

Performance and theater are central themes of this year’s film lineup.

Massive multiplexes, indie arthouses, and more.

This month’s highlights include the Third Horizon Film Festival, another David Lynch tribute, and Florida-focused short films.

F1: The Academy capitalizes on the popularity of shows like Netflix’s Drive to Survive.

In today’s landscape, it feels all the more necessary to see stories about LGBTQ+ joy, passion, and even fear.

Cinema in Miami needs our support as it enters a crucial period this month.