Film, TV & Streaming

This year’s edition brings a high-quality selection of domestic and international films.

Popcorn Frights Film Festival returns for another scare.

Mucho Mucho Amor tells the touching story of a Puerto Rican boy born in 1932 who was different during a time when fitting in was the norm.

Joined by ex-New Times writer Jim DeFede, Billy Corben and Alfred Spellman discuss the inspirations and influences that led to their new Netflix documentary series.

The Pérez Art Museum hosts an evening to celebrate queerness through cinema.

In the Heights‘ characters are a diverse mix, all living in Washington Heights.

Outshine Film Festival virtually overflows with the latest LGBTQ+ cinema from around the world.

Watch all this year’s Best Picture nominees at the Coral Gable art-house cinema.

Honeymood, Isaac, Tahara, and more films to watch at this year’s festival.

The Miami Jewish Film Festival goes big, bold, and free for its 2021 edition.

The arthouse theater is gearing up to open its doors to the general public once again beginning Friday, March 19.

Sky Rojo is not exhilarating action — it’s exhausting hollowness.

Can’t decide what to watch during the Miami Film Festival? Check out our suggestions.

Local filmmakers Jayme Gershen and Edson Jean debut feature films at Miami Film Festival.

You’d think Miami would be ideal for a Real Housewives franchise. Not so far.

Minari is a welcome humanist take on the American dream.

Chris Molina is committed to bringing the Sun Pass Film Festival to audiences.

Sundance has returned to a more inclusive and democratic approach for film lovers.

One Night in Miami celebrates a historic Miami motel and its famous patrons.

Where’d all the narcissism go?

Some Kind of Heaven offers a glimpse into the lives of four retirees living out their golden years at the Villages.

When it comes to film in 2020, all bets were off.