A Communist Brainwashed My Daughter – Thoughts on Miami Film
I met filmmaker Daniel Lago, along with his long-time collaborator (and filmmaker in his own […]
Movies & TV
Learning about World War 2 through French Films
You wouldn’t know it to talk to me, but I was in a French magnet […]
March of the Mangroves Showcases Florida’s Threatened Environment
“We have to learn to live with the water, we have to learn to live […]
Summer, 1976 is a Breezy Jaunt
Summer, 1976 is next up in GableStage’s arsenal, a season exploring friendship as one of […]
TV Shows and Movies With a Roommate Dynamic
Roommate dynamics have always been a great starting point for TV shows and movies, exploring […]
The Day the Earth Blew Up: A Looney Tunes Movie that Would Make even Pepe LePew Blush
I consider myself sophisticated, but I still go to superhero movies. So if I can […]
Short Film “Silence in the Dark” Shines at FilmGate Miami Fest
Miami film incubator and overall awesome organization FilmGate Miami recently held its first monthly film […]
GableStage’s Appropriate is a Family Reunion Not to be Missed
GableStage’s 26th season is rolling along with Appropriate, a rollicking family comedy fresh off of […]
Miami Stories Take Center Stage at Miami Jewish Film Festival
Celebrating its enduring commitment to local storytelling, Miami Jewish Film Festival introduces an engaging “Made […]
Nosferatu Could Haunt Your Nightmares If You Don’t Fall Asleep During It
Vampires have kind of become a joke. Hotel Transylvania, Count Chocula, What We Do in […]