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“Anyone in here ever have any experience with hypnosis?” comedy hypnotist, Rich Alexander, asked the audience before he “zapped” filmmaker Amy Seimetz at Borscht’s screening of her directorial debut, Sun Don’t Shine, at O Cinema.With Borscht’s ever-unconventional methods of promoting experimental indie film work, it’s no surprise that a screening…

When Borscht 8 wrapped up Saturday night, just about every person pouring out of the Arsht Center had a smile on his face. The festival, which screened 20 films in total, drew a sizable, vocal crowd who cheered on their favorite films and filmmakers. And with good reason — even…

When the opening scene of Real Housewives of Miami is pouring rain, you know the editing guy with a degree in drama is thinking, “Self, this is pure genius! What a scene I am creating!”And yeah, he did — but these ladies created a shitshow all on their very own…

The folks at Borscht Corp. are having a tough couple weeks. First, they received a cease-and-desist letter from Chris Bosh, the subject of artist Bleeding Palm’s trippy homage Adventures of Christopher Bosh in the Multiverse, just weeks before tonight’s planned Bosh Film Festival. Then, earlier this week, they experienced trouble…

At about 8:30 p.m. last night, the atmosphere in Katsuya, the lounge-y Japanese restaurant at the SLS South Beach, will filled with anticipation. Rumor spread through the dining room that Brooklyn Nets player Kris Humphries had made a reservation for dinner — and that his ex-wife, Kim Kardashian, was on…

It’s time to add another title to the list of films shot in South Florida. The Magic City tells the story of a handful of a Liberty City community: Tiana and Nia, sisters who are abandoned by their drug-addicted mother; Georgia, the aunt who takes them in; and their neighbors,…

Seriously, almost an hour passes before he exits that door.With the release of The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey Peter Jackson has given the world 162 minutes of imaginative visions never before realized on a movie screen, save for those in Jackson’s previous 12 hours of Middle Earth adventures. It’s not…

Larsa Pippen disappeared from Miami’s Real Housewives franchise after its failure of a first season. In Real Housewives of Miami’s second season, Pippen and her co-star Christy Rice were replaced by newcomers Lisa Hochstein (of “Boob Palace” fame) and Joanna Krupa (of “fur crotch” fame). But Larsa’s landed on her…

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Tarnation Movie Review

Borscht Film Festival 8 at Arsht Center December 13 to 16

Borscht Film Festival 8 Returns December 13 to 16

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Walk Away Renee Movie Review

It’s always a delight when Miami makes the pages of the Weekly World News. After all, the only thing that could make this town more wacky is a treatment by the people who brought us Bat Boy and who still believe Elvis Presley is out there, somewhere. The publication’s latest…

I don’t think he’s seen it,” says Nick Ducassi, sitting in the living-room-turned-office of filmmaking collective Borscht Corp’s headquarters. He sounds unconvinced as he utters it. But Lucas Leyva, on a break from editing film in the adjacent Florida room, agrees: “He probably hasn’t seen it. [The letter] came from…

It must be said that Sacha Gervasi’s Hitchcock, opening today at Coral Gables Art Cinema, is worth seeing if you’re a fan of old Hollywood, the film industry in general, and/or Hitch himself. If you aren’t, feel free to skip this messy biopic as you’ll probably be bored — cue dramatic…