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MDC Symphonies Perform At Halloween Concert

October 18, 2016 Taylor Daley Film, MDC, Halloween, Wind Symphony, Symphony Orchestra, Frankenstein, Musc

The Miami Dade College Wind Symphony along with the Miami Dade College Symphony Orchestra will perform an original spine-chilling score by guest composer Phil Collins at a screening of the 1926 silent film Frankenstein on Oct. 26 at 7:30 p.m. in the Kendall Campus Alfred L. McCarthy Hall, 11011… Read the rest at our website.

Outside the entrance of the Tower Theater. GEMS

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Miami Film Festival Presents GEMS 2016

October 18, 2016 The Reporter Staff Movies, Miami Film Festival, Film, Cinema, GEMS

The third annual fall film festival, today known as GEMS, l took place from Oct. 13 until Oct. 16 at Miami Dade College’s historic Tower Theater located at 1508 S.W. 8 St. in Little Havana. GEMS is a precedent to the 34th annual Miami Film Festival, taking place in… Read the rest at our website.

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Social Influences in Film: China vs. Hollywood

August 17, 2016 Alexander Aspuru 0 Comments Film, Movies, China

Since China opened up its film market to 34 revenue-sharing U.S. films in 2012, film-aficionados, the media and the U.S.-China Economic and Security Review Commission (USCC) have expressed fears that Hollywood would censor or change content to appeal to China’s film industry. The major concern with the partnership between… Read the rest at our website.

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Captain America: Civil War Exceeds Expectations

June 13, 2016 Alexandra Camargo 0 Comments Movie, Movie Review, Marvel, Film

Captain America: Civil War is a film that is sure to keep you at the edge of your seat. Directed by Anthony Russo and Joe Russo, the sci-fi adventure film is filled with action, laughs, and heartache. The movie picks up right where Avengers: Age of Ultron left off,… Read the rest at our website.

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MDC’s 33rd Annual Miami International Film Festival Shined A Spotlight On Women

March 18, 2016 Patricia Cárdenas Film, Cinema, Movies, Miami Film Festival

Miami Dade College’s annual Miami International Film Festival showcased 129 feature films, documentaries and short films by a diverse pool of filmmakers from 40 different countries. The only major film festival worldwide produced by a college or university ran from March 4 to 13. This year the event’s theme… Read the rest at our website.

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Tower Theater Presents The Film The Clan

March 18, 2016 Adriana Falero Film, Tower Theater

Miami Dade College’s Tower Theater, 1508 S.W. Eighth St., will screen Pablo Trapero’s award-winning film The Clan, in Spanish with English subtitles starting March 25. The Argentine crime-film is based on the true story of the Puccio family—a seemingly normal family that kidnapped and murdered innocent people in Buenos… Read the rest at our website.

Photo of one of the venues for Miami International Film Festival.

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Miami International Film Festival Kicks-Off On March 4

February 26, 2016 Daniela Molina MIFF, Film, Cinema, Movies, Miami International Film Festival

The College’s 33rd annual Miami International Film Festival will take place at more than nine venues throughout Miami from March 4 to 13. This year’s Film Festival will include screenings of 129 films from 40 countries, featuring dozens of international and domestic premieres, including various award winners. Guests include… Read the rest at our website.

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North Campus Professor’s Short Film “Star Child” To Premiere At MIFF

February 26, 2016 Patricia Cárdenas Film, Professor Spotlight, Miami International Film Festival, MIFF

Tommy Demos knows a thing or two about filmmaking. Demos, a full-time film production professor at the School of Entertainment and Design Technology at North Campus, has produced and directed several award-winning short films, such as Come Monday, Poacher, and The First Night. His latest short film Star Child… Read the rest at our website.

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Kevin Reynolds Drama Risen Puts A Twist On The Resurrection Story

February 26, 2016 Alexander Aspuru Film, Movie Review, Cinema

Detective films have gone the way of westerns and Hollywood cautionary tales, all but absent in the 2016 lineup. However, Waterworld director Kevin Reynolds’ Risen brings back the genre with a twist. It takes the archetypal hard-boiled detective and places him in first century Palestine to investigate the disappearance… Read the rest at our website.

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O Cinema Offers Intimate Movie Setting

February 26, 2016 Ryan Fahmie Film, Cinema, Movies, movie theater

O Cinema is a non-profit independent cinema with three locations in the greater Miami area—Miami Shores, Miami Beach, and Wynwood. Each location features various films, for a limited time, specific to each theater. O Cinema Miami Shores @MTC, 9806 N.E. Second Ave., opened its doors in 1946. The theater… Read the rest at our website.

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