MIFF Brings Artists To Miami For 32nd Year

Miami Dade College’s Miami International Film Festival, now in its 32nd year, took place over the course of 10 days from March 6-15. The festival was a success made up of film premieres, special events and seminars. It is the only major festival housed within a college or university which features cultural projects from around the world. This year’s winners include, the Mexican drama Las Oscuras Primaveras (The Obscure Spring) which won the James L. and John S. Knight Foundation Grand Jury Prize.

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Photos by Peter Kiliddjian and Mark Pulaski / THE REPORTER

 

 

Crystal Esparza
Crystal Esparza
Crystal Esparza, 21, is a student in the School of Entertainment and Design Technology at North Campus. She will serve as A & E Editor of The Reporter during the 2014-015 school year. She is currently pursuing a bachelor of applied science degree in film, television & digital production. Esparza aspires to work as a producer in the mass media industry.
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