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Miami Film Festival Unveils 2019 Lineup

February 8, 2019 Corbin Bolies Film, Cinema, Movies, Miami Film Festival, Theater, MFF

In an afternoon filled with movies and mimosas, the Miami Film Festival unveiled its lineup for the 2019 program on Jan. 31. Speaking to a crowd of filmmakers and media at downtown Miami’s Silverspot Cinemas, the festival’s executive director Jaie Laplante unveiled the collection of films, speaking about their… Read the rest at our website.

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Golden Globes Set the Stage For The Oscars

January 24, 2019 Corbin Bolies golden globes, oscars, Film, Movies, Academy Awards

The Hollywood Foreign Press Association hosted the 76th Golden Globes on Jan. 6, continuing their trend of being the first major awards show broadcast—and of bucking the common predictions for who will win their respective Oscar. In a night full of surprises, the HFPA awarded their major awards to… Read the rest at our website.

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They Shall Not Grow Old Shines As World War I Insight

January 24, 2019 Stephany Matat Film, documentary, ww1, war

They Shall Not Grow Old is an astounding Peter Jackson documentary that examines all aspects of World War I through recolorized century-old film. Through Jackson’s meticulous work to make this film look fresh, he depicts another side of humanity in a gritty war and presents a lighthearted ambiance with… Read the rest at our website.

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The State Of The Oscar Race At The Midpoint

November 30, 2018 Corbin Bolies Movies, oscars, Film

With the month of December finally here, the middle of Oscar season has arrived. The final month of the year marks an important distinction for films racing to compete for awards, as it puts them right after the ever-important film festivals like Venice, Toronto and Telluride and into the… Read the rest at our website.

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Greek Director Yorgos Lanthimos Brings Cleverness To The Silver Screen

November 30, 2018 Ethan Toth Film, Movies

It’s fitting that Greek director and playwright Yorgos Lanthimos can deliver tragedies to audiences in a modern and twisted fashion—his style is clean and simplistic; his methods are unnerving and subversive and his films are anything but ordinary. With a career as selective and impactful as his, every release… Read the rest at our website.

News North Campus

SEDT Alumni Going For Blood With South Beach Shark Club Movie

November 16, 2018 Christian Ortega Film, Alumni Spotlight, documentary

Earlier this year, the documentary short Rene De Dios and the South Beach Shark Club made a splash on the Miami film scene. The young filmmakers, Robert Requejo Ramos and Pedro Gomez, who created the movie started their production company, Seventh Wind Studios, and are focused on turning the… Read the rest at our website.

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Slasher Movies Are Back In Style

November 16, 2018 Ethan Toth slasher, Film, Horror, Movies

Since the early 70s’, the slasher genre has been slicing up the big screens and delivering blood-soaked screams to audiences across the world. Its brand of horror has kept viewers entranced since its inception with A Bay of Blood in 1971, labeled one of its pioneers. This category of… Read the rest at our website.

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The Best Christmas Movies To Watch

November 16, 2018 Stephany Matat Film, Movies, Christmas

‘Tis the season to be jolly. Now that Halloween has passed, everyone is waiting for Christmas to come. Here are my top five Christmas movies to watch: 5. The Nightmare Before Christmas (1993) This is the story of Jack Skellington, the Pumpkin King, who is bored of Halloween and… Read the rest at our website.

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Leave The Recent Out Of Biopics

November 2, 2018 Corbin Bolies Hollywood, biopics, Film

Out of the billions of people Hollywood could adapt for films and television, one of the more recent cinematic trends has it circling back to a specific group: the living. Why? Through films like 2016’s I, Tonya and Hidden Figures, this year’s Bohemian Rhapsody (highlighting the various members of… Read the rest at our website.

News Kendall Campus Wolfson Campus

Students And Faculty Filming Documentary On Displaced Puerto Rican Students

October 19, 2018 Katherine Wallace-Fernandez Film, Wolfson Archives, documentary, Puerto Rico, Hurricane Maria

Hurricane Maria hit close to home for Victor Vazquez-Hernandez. The Puerto Rican native has family on the Island. His daughter and grandson live there, so he was worried when the hurricane struck in 2017. After the storm, the Miami Dade College history professor started noticing displaced Puerto Rican students… Read the rest at our website.

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