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Third Horizon Brings Caribbean Cinema to Streaming

Third Horizon Brings Caribbean Cinema to Streaming

The Rocky Horror Picture Show Delivers Subversive Fun at the Arsht Center

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Immerse Yourself in Innovative Short Films at Chroma Art Film Festival

By Tyler Francischine
Aug 9, 2023

Superblue Miami transforms into an immersive, art-house cinema for the inaugural Chroma Art Film Festival.
From Religious Themes to Queer Stories, Popcorn Frights Showcases Horror's Depth

By Trae DeLellis
Aug 8, 2023

The 2023 edition of Popcorn Frights is a bloody cornucopia of horror cinema.
R.I.Pee-wee: Paul Reubens Dead at 70

By Simon Abrams
Jul 31, 2023

In his last interview with New Times, Paul Reubens talks about Phil Hartman and returning as everyone's favorite man-child.
Kokomo City Explores the Beauty and Normalcy of Black Trans Sex Workers

By Liz Tracy
Jul 28, 2023

D. Smith's documentary shows how stigma and secrecy around transgender identities and sex work affects the Black community as a whole.
Barbenheimer Bash: All the South Florida Theaters Showing Barbie and Oppenheimer

By Douglas Markowitz
Jul 19, 2023

Instead of choosing to see Christopher Nolan's Oppenheimer or Greta Gerwig's Barbie, make it a double feature.
South Beach Shark Club Filmmakers Made Their Movie Without Compromising

By Nicholas Olivera
Jul 5, 2023

South Beach Shark Club has the makings of a hit streaming documentary. Archival footage of a bygone era? Check. The rise and fall of a charismatic leader? Check. Groovy 1970s athleisure fits? Check.
American Black Film Festival Returns to Highlight Black Creators

By Trae DeLellis
Jun 13, 2023

The American Black Film Festival will land in Miami Beach and Miami with a robust lineup of film screenings, industry panels, and networking opportunities.
PBS Documentary on Walshy Fire Tracks His Decades-Long Legacy

By Shanae Hardy
May 25, 2023

Walshy Fire's impact across multiple genres, including dancehall, reggae, Afrobeats, and EDM, is emblematic of his love for music, his culture, and his hometown.
786 Film Festival Spotlights New Generation of Miami Filmmakers

By Douglas Markowitz
May 23, 2023

The first 786 Film Festival features a collection of unconventional films from creators across South Florida.
Cowboy Bebop Live Tribute Brings Anime Soundtrack to Life

By Douglas Markowitz
May 22, 2023

Combining noir, comedy, and space western into a wildly compelling genre stew with an unforgettable story, Cowboy Bebop became a massive phenomenon in America when it debuted on Adult Swim in 2001.
A Landmark Experimental Film Will Screen at Emerson Dorsch

By Douglas Markowitz
May 19, 2023

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.
Konpa and Mountains, Two Haitian-American Films, Will Premiere at Tribeca Festival

By Mathew Messa
May 18, 2023

Al'Ikens Plancher's short film Konpa and Monica Sorelle's feature-length film Mountains were chosen to premiere at Tribeca Festival next month.
With LGBTQ Issues at Stake, Clocked at Outshine Is Lesson in Empathy

By Artburst Miami
Apr 25, 2023

Noah Salzman started with the intention of his film depicting the difficulty of people struggling with gender identity.
Are We Living in a Simulation? Director Rodney Ascher Wants to Find Out

By Douglas Markowitz
Mar 30, 2023

Have you ever thought about whether or not the world is real?
Here's What to Watch at Miami Film Festival 2023

By Trae DeLellis
Mar 2, 2023

Here's our guide on the attractions to see and what to skip at this year’s festival.
Miami Film Festival Overcomes Obstacles to Celebrate Its 40th Anniversary

By Trae DeLellis
Feb 24, 2023

The festival will screen an impressive 140 films composed of features, documentaries, and shorts.
Love, Charlie Star Norman Van Aken Reopens Norman’s in Orlando

By Jen Karetnick
Feb 22, 2023

James Beard Foundation's “Who’s Who in American Food and Beverage” chef Norman Van Aken returns to the spotlight with a documentary about mentee Charlie Trotter and the reopening of Norman's in Orlando.
Watch the Greatest Movies of All Time at Cosford Cinema

By Douglas Markowitz
Feb 3, 2023

See the greatest films of all time.
ScreenDance Miami Returns with Collection of Diverse and Timely Films

By Tyler Francischine
Jan 13, 2023

The festival celebrates dance performances choreographed explicitly for the camera.
Miami Jewish Film Festival 2023: Cinema Sabaya, Other People's Children, and Shttl

By Trae DeLellis
Jan 6, 2023

What to see and what to skip at the festival.