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Don't miss your chance to see THE INVITE in 35mm this coming Wednesday, June 17!
From acclaimed director Olivia Wilde and writers Will McCormack and Rashida Jones comes an English-language adaptation of Cesc Gay’s award-winning Spanish film THE PEOPLE UPSTAIRS, which screened at Miami Film Festival’s GEMS in 2021.

Become a Miami Film Festival Society member by clicking the link in our bio to access free tickets for you and a guest as soon as they become available on Monday, June 8, at 11 AM.

📍 @gablescinema
🗓️ Wednesday, June 17 at 7:30 PM

Don't miss your chance to see THE INVITE in 35mm this coming Wednesday, June 17!
From acclaimed director Olivia Wilde and writers Will McCormack and Rashida Jones comes an English-language adaptation of Cesc Gay’s award-winning Spanish film THE PEOPLE UPSTAIRS, which screened at Miami Film Festival’s GEMS in 2021.

Become a Miami Film Festival Society member by clicking the link in our bio to access free tickets for you and a guest as soon as they become available on Monday, June 8, at 11 AM.

📍 @gablescinema
🗓️ Wednesday, June 17 at 7:30 PM

Don't miss your chance to see THE INVITE in 35mm this coming Wednesday, June 17!
From acclaimed director Olivia Wilde and writers Will McCormack and Rashida Jones comes an English-language adaptation of Cesc Gay’s award-winning Spanish film THE PEOPLE UPSTAIRS, which screened at Miami Film Festival’s GEMS in 2021.

Become a Miami Film Festival Society member by clicking the link in our bio to access free tickets for you and a guest as soon as they become available on Monday, June 8, at 11 AM.

📍 @gablescinema
🗓️ Wednesday, June 17 at 7:30 PM

Don't miss your chance to see THE INVITE in 35mm this coming Wednesday, June 17!
From acclaimed director Olivia Wilde and writers Will McCormack and Rashida Jones comes an English-language adaptation of Cesc Gay’s award-winning Spanish film THE PEOPLE UPSTAIRS, which screened at Miami Film Festival’s GEMS in 2021.

Become a Miami Film Festival Society member by clicking the link in our bio to access free tickets for you and a guest as soon as they become available on Monday, June 8, at 11 AM.

📍 @gablescinema
🗓️ Wednesday, June 17 at 7:30 PM

LA SERIE DE CINE CUBANO DEL FESTIVAL DE CINE DE MIAMI ESTRENA ‘NARANJO’, OTRA PIEZA INSOSPECHADA DE LA CULTURA CUBANA EN DIÁSPORA
Por Alejandro Rios

El documental “Naranjo”, dirigido por Jorge A. Soliño, redescubre al pintor autodidacta Orlando González Naranjo y tendrá su estreno mundial el 22 de mayo como parte de la Serie de Cine Cubano del Festival de Cine de Miami. La serie es patrocinada por ArtesMiami, una organización no lucrativa dirigida por Aida Levitán, que también apoya numerosos eventos culturales de perfil similar.

Leer artículo: https://www.artburstmiami.com/articulos-en-espanol/la-serie-de-cine-cubano-del-festival-de-cine-de-miami-estrena-naranjo-otra-pieza-insospechada-de-la-cultura-cubana-en-diaspora

LA SERIE DE CINE CUBANO DEL FESTIVAL DE CINE DE MIAMI ESTRENA ‘NARANJO’, OTRA PIEZA INSOSPECHADA DE LA CULTURA CUBANA EN DIÁSPORA
Por Alejandro Rios

El documental “Naranjo”, dirigido por Jorge A. Soliño, redescubre al pintor autodidacta Orlando González Naranjo y tendrá su estreno mundial el 22 de mayo como parte de la Serie de Cine Cubano del Festival de Cine de Miami. La serie es patrocinada por ArtesMiami, una organización no lucrativa dirigida por Aida Levitán, que también apoya numerosos eventos culturales de perfil similar.

Leer artículo: https://www.artburstmiami.com/articulos-en-espanol/la-serie-de-cine-cubano-del-festival-de-cine-de-miami-estrena-naranjo-otra-pieza-insospechada-de-la-cultura-cubana-en-diaspora

The Miami Film Festival Society invites you to experience the seven short stories that boldly captured the hearts of our audiences and juries alike! The collection includes Made in MIA Winner SEPTEMBER, ALL OVER, and Miami International Short Film Award OVARY-ACTING.

Admission is complimentary. Reserve your tickets using the link in our bio! ✨
📍MDC's Koubek Center
📆 Tues, May 19 at 7PM

Our May Cuban Cinema Series screening is just around the corner! Join us for NARANJO on Friday, May 22, at @koubekcentermdc

Following his acclaimed documentary CHIRINO, filmmaker Jorge A. Soliño adds a new piece to the puzzle of Cuban culture in diaspora: NARANJO. This documentary revisits and rediscovers the work of self-taught painter Orlando González Naranjo, born in Calabazar de Sagua, Las Villas, in 1937, about whom writer Reinaldo Arenas once said: “A painting by Naranjo is an invitation that entices.”

Tras su exitoso documental CHIRINO, el cineasta Jorge A. Soliño añade una nueva pieza al rompecabezas de la cultura cubana en la diáspora: NARANJO. Este documental explora la obra del pintor autodidacta Orlando González Naranjo, nacido en Calabazar de Sagua, Las Villas, en 1937, de quien el escritor Reinaldo Arenas dijo: «Una pintura de Naranjo es una invitación que seduce».

🔗 RSVP in the link in bio
📆 Fri, May 22 at 7PM
📍 MDC's Koubek Center – Extra parking will be available at Padron Campus's staff lot.

Our May Cuban Cinema Series screening is just around the corner! Join us for NARANJO on Friday, May 22, at @koubekcentermdc

Following his acclaimed documentary CHIRINO, filmmaker Jorge A. Soliño adds a new piece to the puzzle of Cuban culture in diaspora: NARANJO. This documentary revisits and rediscovers the work of self-taught painter Orlando González Naranjo, born in Calabazar de Sagua, Las Villas, in 1937, about whom writer Reinaldo Arenas once said: “A painting by Naranjo is an invitation that entices.”

Tras su exitoso documental CHIRINO, el cineasta Jorge A. Soliño añade una nueva pieza al rompecabezas de la cultura cubana en la diáspora: NARANJO. Este documental explora la obra del pintor autodidacta Orlando González Naranjo, nacido en Calabazar de Sagua, Las Villas, en 1937, de quien el escritor Reinaldo Arenas dijo: «Una pintura de Naranjo es una invitación que seduce».

🔗 RSVP in the link in bio
📆 Fri, May 22 at 7PM
📍 MDC's Koubek Center – Extra parking will be available at Padron Campus's staff lot.

Y tu mamá hubiera acertado?

Que lindo haber visto personas de todo el mundo lanzar la chancla! Estuvo muy divertido 🥳🤩

La pasamos increíble en el @miamifilm Nos vemos el próximo año!! 🩴

#latinos #miamifilmfestival #chancla #flixlatino #evento

The 43rd Miami Film Festival, presented by Miami Dade College, delivered another memorable edition, and the U.S. Premiere of Melodrama, directed by Andrés Farías, became one of the standout moments of the event.⁠
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The film tells the tender yet courageous story of Sonia (Mercedes Morales), a Dominican widow who, after retreating into grief, finds her life unexpectedly awakened through a passionate connection with Aimé (Jimmy Jean-Louis), a Haitian construction worker. Their romance unfolds against the backdrop of deep-rooted historical, cultural, and social tensions between their two communities, turning personal love into a radical act of defiance.⁠
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The screening room was packed, with Haitian and Dominican community members filling nearly every seat in a vibrant South Florida turnout. The energy in the theater was excitement as attendees anticipated the film, and the screening concluded with warm, sustained applause. Before the screening, we had the opportunity to interview director Andrés Farías, lead actors Sarah Jorge León and Jimmy Jean-Louis.⁠
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Everyone we spoke with expressed a deep hope that Melodrama would help bring Haitians and Dominicans closer together. They spoke passionately about using a tender love story as the vehicle to tell a bigger, more complex tale, one that confronts difficult issues of history, prejudice, and division on the island of Hispaniola while highlighting shared humanity. The director and cast repeatedly emphasized that love, in its simplest and most powerful form, could serve as a bridge across long-standing cultural and social barriers.⁠
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Following the film, the team hosted a heartfelt Q&A session in which guests and audience members praised the film’s brilliant execution and effective handling of sensitive themes. It was touching to see the cast and crew so personally invested in the film’s message of connection and healing.⁠

⁠🎥 @shotbybeathoven_
Photo by: @timelessvisionagency
#lunionsuite #haitianamerican #haitian

The 43rd Miami Film Festival, presented by Miami Dade College, delivered another memorable edition, and the U.S. Premiere of Melodrama, directed by Andrés Farías, became one of the standout moments of the event.⁠
⁠
The film tells the tender yet courageous story of Sonia (Mercedes Morales), a Dominican widow who, after retreating into grief, finds her life unexpectedly awakened through a passionate connection with Aimé (Jimmy Jean-Louis), a Haitian construction worker. Their romance unfolds against the backdrop of deep-rooted historical, cultural, and social tensions between their two communities, turning personal love into a radical act of defiance.⁠
⁠
The screening room was packed, with Haitian and Dominican community members filling nearly every seat in a vibrant South Florida turnout. The energy in the theater was excitement as attendees anticipated the film, and the screening concluded with warm, sustained applause. Before the screening, we had the opportunity to interview director Andrés Farías, lead actors Sarah Jorge León and Jimmy Jean-Louis.⁠
⁠
Everyone we spoke with expressed a deep hope that Melodrama would help bring Haitians and Dominicans closer together. They spoke passionately about using a tender love story as the vehicle to tell a bigger, more complex tale, one that confronts difficult issues of history, prejudice, and division on the island of Hispaniola while highlighting shared humanity. The director and cast repeatedly emphasized that love, in its simplest and most powerful form, could serve as a bridge across long-standing cultural and social barriers.⁠
⁠
Following the film, the team hosted a heartfelt Q&A session in which guests and audience members praised the film’s brilliant execution and effective handling of sensitive themes. It was touching to see the cast and crew so personally invested in the film’s message of connection and healing.⁠

⁠🎥 @shotbybeathoven_
Photo by: @timelessvisionagency
#lunionsuite #haitianamerican #haitian

The 43rd Miami Film Festival, presented by Miami Dade College, delivered another memorable edition, and the U.S. Premiere of Melodrama, directed by Andrés Farías, became one of the standout moments of the event.⁠
⁠
The film tells the tender yet courageous story of Sonia (Mercedes Morales), a Dominican widow who, after retreating into grief, finds her life unexpectedly awakened through a passionate connection with Aimé (Jimmy Jean-Louis), a Haitian construction worker. Their romance unfolds against the backdrop of deep-rooted historical, cultural, and social tensions between their two communities, turning personal love into a radical act of defiance.⁠
⁠
The screening room was packed, with Haitian and Dominican community members filling nearly every seat in a vibrant South Florida turnout. The energy in the theater was excitement as attendees anticipated the film, and the screening concluded with warm, sustained applause. Before the screening, we had the opportunity to interview director Andrés Farías, lead actors Sarah Jorge León and Jimmy Jean-Louis.⁠
⁠
Everyone we spoke with expressed a deep hope that Melodrama would help bring Haitians and Dominicans closer together. They spoke passionately about using a tender love story as the vehicle to tell a bigger, more complex tale, one that confronts difficult issues of history, prejudice, and division on the island of Hispaniola while highlighting shared humanity. The director and cast repeatedly emphasized that love, in its simplest and most powerful form, could serve as a bridge across long-standing cultural and social barriers.⁠
⁠
Following the film, the team hosted a heartfelt Q&A session in which guests and audience members praised the film’s brilliant execution and effective handling of sensitive themes. It was touching to see the cast and crew so personally invested in the film’s message of connection and healing.⁠

⁠🎥 @shotbybeathoven_
Photo by: @timelessvisionagency
#lunionsuite #haitianamerican #haitian

The 43rd Miami Film Festival, presented by Miami Dade College, delivered another memorable edition, and the U.S. Premiere of Melodrama, directed by Andrés Farías, became one of the standout moments of the event.⁠
⁠
The film tells the tender yet courageous story of Sonia (Mercedes Morales), a Dominican widow who, after retreating into grief, finds her life unexpectedly awakened through a passionate connection with Aimé (Jimmy Jean-Louis), a Haitian construction worker. Their romance unfolds against the backdrop of deep-rooted historical, cultural, and social tensions between their two communities, turning personal love into a radical act of defiance.⁠
⁠
The screening room was packed, with Haitian and Dominican community members filling nearly every seat in a vibrant South Florida turnout. The energy in the theater was excitement as attendees anticipated the film, and the screening concluded with warm, sustained applause. Before the screening, we had the opportunity to interview director Andrés Farías, lead actors Sarah Jorge León and Jimmy Jean-Louis.⁠
⁠
Everyone we spoke with expressed a deep hope that Melodrama would help bring Haitians and Dominicans closer together. They spoke passionately about using a tender love story as the vehicle to tell a bigger, more complex tale, one that confronts difficult issues of history, prejudice, and division on the island of Hispaniola while highlighting shared humanity. The director and cast repeatedly emphasized that love, in its simplest and most powerful form, could serve as a bridge across long-standing cultural and social barriers.⁠
⁠
Following the film, the team hosted a heartfelt Q&A session in which guests and audience members praised the film’s brilliant execution and effective handling of sensitive themes. It was touching to see the cast and crew so personally invested in the film’s message of connection and healing.⁠

⁠🎥 @shotbybeathoven_
Photo by: @timelessvisionagency
#lunionsuite #haitianamerican #haitian

The 43rd Miami Film Festival, presented by Miami Dade College, delivered another memorable edition, and the U.S. Premiere of Melodrama, directed by Andrés Farías, became one of the standout moments of the event.⁠
⁠
The film tells the tender yet courageous story of Sonia (Mercedes Morales), a Dominican widow who, after retreating into grief, finds her life unexpectedly awakened through a passionate connection with Aimé (Jimmy Jean-Louis), a Haitian construction worker. Their romance unfolds against the backdrop of deep-rooted historical, cultural, and social tensions between their two communities, turning personal love into a radical act of defiance.⁠
⁠
The screening room was packed, with Haitian and Dominican community members filling nearly every seat in a vibrant South Florida turnout. The energy in the theater was excitement as attendees anticipated the film, and the screening concluded with warm, sustained applause. Before the screening, we had the opportunity to interview director Andrés Farías, lead actors Sarah Jorge León and Jimmy Jean-Louis.⁠
⁠
Everyone we spoke with expressed a deep hope that Melodrama would help bring Haitians and Dominicans closer together. They spoke passionately about using a tender love story as the vehicle to tell a bigger, more complex tale, one that confronts difficult issues of history, prejudice, and division on the island of Hispaniola while highlighting shared humanity. The director and cast repeatedly emphasized that love, in its simplest and most powerful form, could serve as a bridge across long-standing cultural and social barriers.⁠
⁠
Following the film, the team hosted a heartfelt Q&A session in which guests and audience members praised the film’s brilliant execution and effective handling of sensitive themes. It was touching to see the cast and crew so personally invested in the film’s message of connection and healing.⁠

⁠🎥 @shotbybeathoven_
Photo by: @timelessvisionagency
#lunionsuite #haitianamerican #haitian

The 43rd Miami Film Festival, presented by Miami Dade College, delivered another memorable edition, and the U.S. Premiere of Melodrama, directed by Andrés Farías, became one of the standout moments of the event.⁠
⁠
The film tells the tender yet courageous story of Sonia (Mercedes Morales), a Dominican widow who, after retreating into grief, finds her life unexpectedly awakened through a passionate connection with Aimé (Jimmy Jean-Louis), a Haitian construction worker. Their romance unfolds against the backdrop of deep-rooted historical, cultural, and social tensions between their two communities, turning personal love into a radical act of defiance.⁠
⁠
The screening room was packed, with Haitian and Dominican community members filling nearly every seat in a vibrant South Florida turnout. The energy in the theater was excitement as attendees anticipated the film, and the screening concluded with warm, sustained applause. Before the screening, we had the opportunity to interview director Andrés Farías, lead actors Sarah Jorge León and Jimmy Jean-Louis.⁠
⁠
Everyone we spoke with expressed a deep hope that Melodrama would help bring Haitians and Dominicans closer together. They spoke passionately about using a tender love story as the vehicle to tell a bigger, more complex tale, one that confronts difficult issues of history, prejudice, and division on the island of Hispaniola while highlighting shared humanity. The director and cast repeatedly emphasized that love, in its simplest and most powerful form, could serve as a bridge across long-standing cultural and social barriers.⁠
⁠
Following the film, the team hosted a heartfelt Q&A session in which guests and audience members praised the film’s brilliant execution and effective handling of sensitive themes. It was touching to see the cast and crew so personally invested in the film’s message of connection and healing.⁠

⁠🎥 @shotbybeathoven_
Photo by: @timelessvisionagency
#lunionsuite #haitianamerican #haitian

The 43rd Miami Film Festival, presented by Miami Dade College, delivered another memorable edition, and the U.S. Premiere of Melodrama, directed by Andrés Farías, became one of the standout moments of the event.⁠
⁠
The film tells the tender yet courageous story of Sonia (Mercedes Morales), a Dominican widow who, after retreating into grief, finds her life unexpectedly awakened through a passionate connection with Aimé (Jimmy Jean-Louis), a Haitian construction worker. Their romance unfolds against the backdrop of deep-rooted historical, cultural, and social tensions between their two communities, turning personal love into a radical act of defiance.⁠
⁠
The screening room was packed, with Haitian and Dominican community members filling nearly every seat in a vibrant South Florida turnout. The energy in the theater was excitement as attendees anticipated the film, and the screening concluded with warm, sustained applause. Before the screening, we had the opportunity to interview director Andrés Farías, lead actors Sarah Jorge León and Jimmy Jean-Louis.⁠
⁠
Everyone we spoke with expressed a deep hope that Melodrama would help bring Haitians and Dominicans closer together. They spoke passionately about using a tender love story as the vehicle to tell a bigger, more complex tale, one that confronts difficult issues of history, prejudice, and division on the island of Hispaniola while highlighting shared humanity. The director and cast repeatedly emphasized that love, in its simplest and most powerful form, could serve as a bridge across long-standing cultural and social barriers.⁠
⁠
Following the film, the team hosted a heartfelt Q&A session in which guests and audience members praised the film’s brilliant execution and effective handling of sensitive themes. It was touching to see the cast and crew so personally invested in the film’s message of connection and healing.⁠

⁠🎥 @shotbybeathoven_
Photo by: @timelessvisionagency
#lunionsuite #haitianamerican #haitian

Y cuál es tu historia? 🩴 🤣 cuéntanos en los comentarios!

Nuestra activación en el Miami Film Festival fue un éxito!! Todo el mundo quería lanzar la chanclas sin importar de qué país eran! 🙌🏼❤️

#chanclas #mama #comedia #flixlatino #miamifilmfestival

Here are YOUR picks for the Audience Awards. Thank you all for attending, supporting cinemas, and voting for the films you loved.

Feature Film
Winner: COMANDANTE FRITZ
First Runner-up: MILLY: QUEEN OF MERENGUE
Second Runner-up: I SWEAR

Made in MIA
Winner: THE MECCA: LEGENDS OF TRAZ POWELL STADIUM
First Runner-Up: TROPICAL PARK
Second Runner-Up: AN INSTRUMENTAL START - A MODEL FOR THE NATION

Documentary Feature
Winner: RUNA SIMI
First Runner-Up: REVOLUTION'S DAUGHTER
Second Runner-Up: PERSERVERANCIA, UN ENSAYO DOCUMENTAL SOBRE TOMAS SANCHEZ

Short Film
Winner: ONE LAST ORDER
First Runner-Up: THE FLOOR REMEMBERS
Second Runner-Up: BEAST OF THE SEINE

Here are YOUR picks for the Audience Awards. Thank you all for attending, supporting cinemas, and voting for the films you loved.

Feature Film
Winner: COMANDANTE FRITZ
First Runner-up: MILLY: QUEEN OF MERENGUE
Second Runner-up: I SWEAR

Made in MIA
Winner: THE MECCA: LEGENDS OF TRAZ POWELL STADIUM
First Runner-Up: TROPICAL PARK
Second Runner-Up: AN INSTRUMENTAL START - A MODEL FOR THE NATION

Documentary Feature
Winner: RUNA SIMI
First Runner-Up: REVOLUTION'S DAUGHTER
Second Runner-Up: PERSERVERANCIA, UN ENSAYO DOCUMENTAL SOBRE TOMAS SANCHEZ

Short Film
Winner: ONE LAST ORDER
First Runner-Up: THE FLOOR REMEMBERS
Second Runner-Up: BEAST OF THE SEINE

Here are YOUR picks for the Audience Awards. Thank you all for attending, supporting cinemas, and voting for the films you loved.

Feature Film
Winner: COMANDANTE FRITZ
First Runner-up: MILLY: QUEEN OF MERENGUE
Second Runner-up: I SWEAR

Made in MIA
Winner: THE MECCA: LEGENDS OF TRAZ POWELL STADIUM
First Runner-Up: TROPICAL PARK
Second Runner-Up: AN INSTRUMENTAL START - A MODEL FOR THE NATION

Documentary Feature
Winner: RUNA SIMI
First Runner-Up: REVOLUTION'S DAUGHTER
Second Runner-Up: PERSERVERANCIA, UN ENSAYO DOCUMENTAL SOBRE TOMAS SANCHEZ

Short Film
Winner: ONE LAST ORDER
First Runner-Up: THE FLOOR REMEMBERS
Second Runner-Up: BEAST OF THE SEINE

Here are YOUR picks for the Audience Awards. Thank you all for attending, supporting cinemas, and voting for the films you loved.

Feature Film
Winner: COMANDANTE FRITZ
First Runner-up: MILLY: QUEEN OF MERENGUE
Second Runner-up: I SWEAR

Made in MIA
Winner: THE MECCA: LEGENDS OF TRAZ POWELL STADIUM
First Runner-Up: TROPICAL PARK
Second Runner-Up: AN INSTRUMENTAL START - A MODEL FOR THE NATION

Documentary Feature
Winner: RUNA SIMI
First Runner-Up: REVOLUTION'S DAUGHTER
Second Runner-Up: PERSERVERANCIA, UN ENSAYO DOCUMENTAL SOBRE TOMAS SANCHEZ

Short Film
Winner: ONE LAST ORDER
First Runner-Up: THE FLOOR REMEMBERS
Second Runner-Up: BEAST OF THE SEINE

We can't believe how much fun Sunday's Closing Night and Awards Presentation was. To all of you that attended, shared, and supported, THANK YOU!

We also want to give an enormous CONGRATULATIONS to all our winners!

🏆 Marimbas Award: ON THE ROAD – Dir. David Pablos

🏆 Made In MIA Feature Film: THE OLD MAN AND THE PARROT – Dir. Gabriel de Varona

🏆 Jordan Ressler First Feature Award: SECOND VICTIMS – Dir. Zinnini Elkington

🏆 Documentary Feature: THEYDREAM – Dir. William D. Caballero (Honorable Mentions: REVOLUTION’S DAUGHTER – Dir. Thaddeus D. Matula; EVERYBODY TO KENMURE STREET – Dir. Felipe Bustos Sierra)

🏆 Made in MIA Short Film: SEPTEMBER, ALL OVER – Dir. Kali Kahn (sponsored by ArtesMiami)

🏆 Miami International Short Film Award: OVARY-ACTING – Dir. Ida Melum (Runner-Up: A HAND TO HOLD – Dir. Philip Clyde-Smith)

🏆 Reel South Short Award: IF YOU REALLY LOVE ME, OUTLIVE ME – Dir. Saskia d’Altena and Alejandro Ruax

🏆 Cinemaslam Competition Award: GHOST OF THE MARSH – Dir. Ross Widener

🏆 UM Documentary Short Award: OH WHALE! – Dir. Winslow Crane-Murdoch

Make sure to stay tuned for our Audience Awards. 🎬✨

We can't believe how much fun Sunday's Closing Night and Awards Presentation was. To all of you that attended, shared, and supported, THANK YOU!

We also want to give an enormous CONGRATULATIONS to all our winners!

🏆 Marimbas Award: ON THE ROAD – Dir. David Pablos

🏆 Made In MIA Feature Film: THE OLD MAN AND THE PARROT – Dir. Gabriel de Varona

🏆 Jordan Ressler First Feature Award: SECOND VICTIMS – Dir. Zinnini Elkington

🏆 Documentary Feature: THEYDREAM – Dir. William D. Caballero (Honorable Mentions: REVOLUTION’S DAUGHTER – Dir. Thaddeus D. Matula; EVERYBODY TO KENMURE STREET – Dir. Felipe Bustos Sierra)

🏆 Made in MIA Short Film: SEPTEMBER, ALL OVER – Dir. Kali Kahn (sponsored by ArtesMiami)

🏆 Miami International Short Film Award: OVARY-ACTING – Dir. Ida Melum (Runner-Up: A HAND TO HOLD – Dir. Philip Clyde-Smith)

🏆 Reel South Short Award: IF YOU REALLY LOVE ME, OUTLIVE ME – Dir. Saskia d’Altena and Alejandro Ruax

🏆 Cinemaslam Competition Award: GHOST OF THE MARSH – Dir. Ross Widener

🏆 UM Documentary Short Award: OH WHALE! – Dir. Winslow Crane-Murdoch

Make sure to stay tuned for our Audience Awards. 🎬✨

We can't believe how much fun Sunday's Closing Night and Awards Presentation was. To all of you that attended, shared, and supported, THANK YOU!

We also want to give an enormous CONGRATULATIONS to all our winners!

🏆 Marimbas Award: ON THE ROAD – Dir. David Pablos

🏆 Made In MIA Feature Film: THE OLD MAN AND THE PARROT – Dir. Gabriel de Varona

🏆 Jordan Ressler First Feature Award: SECOND VICTIMS – Dir. Zinnini Elkington

🏆 Documentary Feature: THEYDREAM – Dir. William D. Caballero (Honorable Mentions: REVOLUTION’S DAUGHTER – Dir. Thaddeus D. Matula; EVERYBODY TO KENMURE STREET – Dir. Felipe Bustos Sierra)

🏆 Made in MIA Short Film: SEPTEMBER, ALL OVER – Dir. Kali Kahn (sponsored by ArtesMiami)

🏆 Miami International Short Film Award: OVARY-ACTING – Dir. Ida Melum (Runner-Up: A HAND TO HOLD – Dir. Philip Clyde-Smith)

🏆 Reel South Short Award: IF YOU REALLY LOVE ME, OUTLIVE ME – Dir. Saskia d’Altena and Alejandro Ruax

🏆 Cinemaslam Competition Award: GHOST OF THE MARSH – Dir. Ross Widener

🏆 UM Documentary Short Award: OH WHALE! – Dir. Winslow Crane-Murdoch

Make sure to stay tuned for our Audience Awards. 🎬✨

We can't believe how much fun Sunday's Closing Night and Awards Presentation was. To all of you that attended, shared, and supported, THANK YOU!

We also want to give an enormous CONGRATULATIONS to all our winners!

🏆 Marimbas Award: ON THE ROAD – Dir. David Pablos

🏆 Made In MIA Feature Film: THE OLD MAN AND THE PARROT – Dir. Gabriel de Varona

🏆 Jordan Ressler First Feature Award: SECOND VICTIMS – Dir. Zinnini Elkington

🏆 Documentary Feature: THEYDREAM – Dir. William D. Caballero (Honorable Mentions: REVOLUTION’S DAUGHTER – Dir. Thaddeus D. Matula; EVERYBODY TO KENMURE STREET – Dir. Felipe Bustos Sierra)

🏆 Made in MIA Short Film: SEPTEMBER, ALL OVER – Dir. Kali Kahn (sponsored by ArtesMiami)

🏆 Miami International Short Film Award: OVARY-ACTING – Dir. Ida Melum (Runner-Up: A HAND TO HOLD – Dir. Philip Clyde-Smith)

🏆 Reel South Short Award: IF YOU REALLY LOVE ME, OUTLIVE ME – Dir. Saskia d’Altena and Alejandro Ruax

🏆 Cinemaslam Competition Award: GHOST OF THE MARSH – Dir. Ross Widener

🏆 UM Documentary Short Award: OH WHALE! – Dir. Winslow Crane-Murdoch

Make sure to stay tuned for our Audience Awards. 🎬✨

We can't believe how much fun Sunday's Closing Night and Awards Presentation was. To all of you that attended, shared, and supported, THANK YOU!

We also want to give an enormous CONGRATULATIONS to all our winners!

🏆 Marimbas Award: ON THE ROAD – Dir. David Pablos

🏆 Made In MIA Feature Film: THE OLD MAN AND THE PARROT – Dir. Gabriel de Varona

🏆 Jordan Ressler First Feature Award: SECOND VICTIMS – Dir. Zinnini Elkington

🏆 Documentary Feature: THEYDREAM – Dir. William D. Caballero (Honorable Mentions: REVOLUTION’S DAUGHTER – Dir. Thaddeus D. Matula; EVERYBODY TO KENMURE STREET – Dir. Felipe Bustos Sierra)

🏆 Made in MIA Short Film: SEPTEMBER, ALL OVER – Dir. Kali Kahn (sponsored by ArtesMiami)

🏆 Miami International Short Film Award: OVARY-ACTING – Dir. Ida Melum (Runner-Up: A HAND TO HOLD – Dir. Philip Clyde-Smith)

🏆 Reel South Short Award: IF YOU REALLY LOVE ME, OUTLIVE ME – Dir. Saskia d’Altena and Alejandro Ruax

🏆 Cinemaslam Competition Award: GHOST OF THE MARSH – Dir. Ross Widener

🏆 UM Documentary Short Award: OH WHALE! – Dir. Winslow Crane-Murdoch

Make sure to stay tuned for our Audience Awards. 🎬✨

We can't believe how much fun Sunday's Closing Night and Awards Presentation was. To all of you that attended, shared, and supported, THANK YOU!

We also want to give an enormous CONGRATULATIONS to all our winners!

🏆 Marimbas Award: ON THE ROAD – Dir. David Pablos

🏆 Made In MIA Feature Film: THE OLD MAN AND THE PARROT – Dir. Gabriel de Varona

🏆 Jordan Ressler First Feature Award: SECOND VICTIMS – Dir. Zinnini Elkington

🏆 Documentary Feature: THEYDREAM – Dir. William D. Caballero (Honorable Mentions: REVOLUTION’S DAUGHTER – Dir. Thaddeus D. Matula; EVERYBODY TO KENMURE STREET – Dir. Felipe Bustos Sierra)

🏆 Made in MIA Short Film: SEPTEMBER, ALL OVER – Dir. Kali Kahn (sponsored by ArtesMiami)

🏆 Miami International Short Film Award: OVARY-ACTING – Dir. Ida Melum (Runner-Up: A HAND TO HOLD – Dir. Philip Clyde-Smith)

🏆 Reel South Short Award: IF YOU REALLY LOVE ME, OUTLIVE ME – Dir. Saskia d’Altena and Alejandro Ruax

🏆 Cinemaslam Competition Award: GHOST OF THE MARSH – Dir. Ross Widener

🏆 UM Documentary Short Award: OH WHALE! – Dir. Winslow Crane-Murdoch

Make sure to stay tuned for our Audience Awards. 🎬✨

We can't believe how much fun Sunday's Closing Night and Awards Presentation was. To all of you that attended, shared, and supported, THANK YOU!

We also want to give an enormous CONGRATULATIONS to all our winners!

🏆 Marimbas Award: ON THE ROAD – Dir. David Pablos

🏆 Made In MIA Feature Film: THE OLD MAN AND THE PARROT – Dir. Gabriel de Varona

🏆 Jordan Ressler First Feature Award: SECOND VICTIMS – Dir. Zinnini Elkington

🏆 Documentary Feature: THEYDREAM – Dir. William D. Caballero (Honorable Mentions: REVOLUTION’S DAUGHTER – Dir. Thaddeus D. Matula; EVERYBODY TO KENMURE STREET – Dir. Felipe Bustos Sierra)

🏆 Made in MIA Short Film: SEPTEMBER, ALL OVER – Dir. Kali Kahn (sponsored by ArtesMiami)

🏆 Miami International Short Film Award: OVARY-ACTING – Dir. Ida Melum (Runner-Up: A HAND TO HOLD – Dir. Philip Clyde-Smith)

🏆 Reel South Short Award: IF YOU REALLY LOVE ME, OUTLIVE ME – Dir. Saskia d’Altena and Alejandro Ruax

🏆 Cinemaslam Competition Award: GHOST OF THE MARSH – Dir. Ross Widener

🏆 UM Documentary Short Award: OH WHALE! – Dir. Winslow Crane-Murdoch

Make sure to stay tuned for our Audience Awards. 🎬✨

We can't believe how much fun Sunday's Closing Night and Awards Presentation was. To all of you that attended, shared, and supported, THANK YOU!

We also want to give an enormous CONGRATULATIONS to all our winners!

🏆 Marimbas Award: ON THE ROAD – Dir. David Pablos

🏆 Made In MIA Feature Film: THE OLD MAN AND THE PARROT – Dir. Gabriel de Varona

🏆 Jordan Ressler First Feature Award: SECOND VICTIMS – Dir. Zinnini Elkington

🏆 Documentary Feature: THEYDREAM – Dir. William D. Caballero (Honorable Mentions: REVOLUTION’S DAUGHTER – Dir. Thaddeus D. Matula; EVERYBODY TO KENMURE STREET – Dir. Felipe Bustos Sierra)

🏆 Made in MIA Short Film: SEPTEMBER, ALL OVER – Dir. Kali Kahn (sponsored by ArtesMiami)

🏆 Miami International Short Film Award: OVARY-ACTING – Dir. Ida Melum (Runner-Up: A HAND TO HOLD – Dir. Philip Clyde-Smith)

🏆 Reel South Short Award: IF YOU REALLY LOVE ME, OUTLIVE ME – Dir. Saskia d’Altena and Alejandro Ruax

🏆 Cinemaslam Competition Award: GHOST OF THE MARSH – Dir. Ross Widener

🏆 UM Documentary Short Award: OH WHALE! – Dir. Winslow Crane-Murdoch

Make sure to stay tuned for our Audience Awards. 🎬✨

We can't believe how much fun Sunday's Closing Night and Awards Presentation was. To all of you that attended, shared, and supported, THANK YOU!

We also want to give an enormous CONGRATULATIONS to all our winners!

🏆 Marimbas Award: ON THE ROAD – Dir. David Pablos

🏆 Made In MIA Feature Film: THE OLD MAN AND THE PARROT – Dir. Gabriel de Varona

🏆 Jordan Ressler First Feature Award: SECOND VICTIMS – Dir. Zinnini Elkington

🏆 Documentary Feature: THEYDREAM – Dir. William D. Caballero (Honorable Mentions: REVOLUTION’S DAUGHTER – Dir. Thaddeus D. Matula; EVERYBODY TO KENMURE STREET – Dir. Felipe Bustos Sierra)

🏆 Made in MIA Short Film: SEPTEMBER, ALL OVER – Dir. Kali Kahn (sponsored by ArtesMiami)

🏆 Miami International Short Film Award: OVARY-ACTING – Dir. Ida Melum (Runner-Up: A HAND TO HOLD – Dir. Philip Clyde-Smith)

🏆 Reel South Short Award: IF YOU REALLY LOVE ME, OUTLIVE ME – Dir. Saskia d’Altena and Alejandro Ruax

🏆 Cinemaslam Competition Award: GHOST OF THE MARSH – Dir. Ross Widener

🏆 UM Documentary Short Award: OH WHALE! – Dir. Winslow Crane-Murdoch

Make sure to stay tuned for our Audience Awards. 🎬✨

A packed and enthusiastic crowd gathered at the Little Haiti Cultural Complex for the world premiere of #DualCitizen, Rachelle Salnave’s witty and heartfelt documentary, as part of the 43rd @MiamiFilm Festival.

The screening, part of the festival, drew a packed house of festival-goers, Haitian-American families, and community members eager to experience this intimate story of identity, exile, and reconciliation. The room buzzed with anticipation before the lights dimmed and stayed warm with laughter and recognition long after the credits rolled.

Dual Citizen follows Salnave and her father, Edouard, a proud New York Republican who fled political exile from Haiti in the 1960s and swore he would never return. For over 50 years, he stayed true to that vow. But Haiti’s 2012 constitutional amendment, which finally allowed dual nationality, changed everything: Edouard would need to officially reclaim his Haitian citizenship so his daughter could reclaim hers.

Audience members nodded and chuckled throughout, clearly seeing reflections of their own families in the on-screen arguments about politics, belonging, and what “home” truly means. It never feels like a lecture; it feels like sitting in a living room with relatives, listening to parents and kids hash out the complicated realities of diaspora life.

After the screening, director @Rachelle_salnave joined for a special Q&A, generously sharing insights into the making of the film and answering questions from an engaged crowd. It was a true community moment, one that highlighted why the Miami Film Festival remains such a vital platform for stories like this. Congratulations @rachelle_salnave 🔥🇭🇹

🎥 @unjadedmedia_
#lunionsuite #haitianamerican #haitian

A packed and enthusiastic crowd gathered at the Little Haiti Cultural Complex for the world premiere of #DualCitizen, Rachelle Salnave’s witty and heartfelt documentary, as part of the 43rd @MiamiFilm Festival.

The screening, part of the festival, drew a packed house of festival-goers, Haitian-American families, and community members eager to experience this intimate story of identity, exile, and reconciliation. The room buzzed with anticipation before the lights dimmed and stayed warm with laughter and recognition long after the credits rolled.

Dual Citizen follows Salnave and her father, Edouard, a proud New York Republican who fled political exile from Haiti in the 1960s and swore he would never return. For over 50 years, he stayed true to that vow. But Haiti’s 2012 constitutional amendment, which finally allowed dual nationality, changed everything: Edouard would need to officially reclaim his Haitian citizenship so his daughter could reclaim hers.

Audience members nodded and chuckled throughout, clearly seeing reflections of their own families in the on-screen arguments about politics, belonging, and what “home” truly means. It never feels like a lecture; it feels like sitting in a living room with relatives, listening to parents and kids hash out the complicated realities of diaspora life.

After the screening, director @Rachelle_salnave joined for a special Q&A, generously sharing insights into the making of the film and answering questions from an engaged crowd. It was a true community moment, one that highlighted why the Miami Film Festival remains such a vital platform for stories like this. Congratulations @rachelle_salnave 🔥🇭🇹

🎥 @unjadedmedia_
#lunionsuite #haitianamerican #haitian

A packed and enthusiastic crowd gathered at the Little Haiti Cultural Complex for the world premiere of #DualCitizen, Rachelle Salnave’s witty and heartfelt documentary, as part of the 43rd @MiamiFilm Festival.

The screening, part of the festival, drew a packed house of festival-goers, Haitian-American families, and community members eager to experience this intimate story of identity, exile, and reconciliation. The room buzzed with anticipation before the lights dimmed and stayed warm with laughter and recognition long after the credits rolled.

Dual Citizen follows Salnave and her father, Edouard, a proud New York Republican who fled political exile from Haiti in the 1960s and swore he would never return. For over 50 years, he stayed true to that vow. But Haiti’s 2012 constitutional amendment, which finally allowed dual nationality, changed everything: Edouard would need to officially reclaim his Haitian citizenship so his daughter could reclaim hers.

Audience members nodded and chuckled throughout, clearly seeing reflections of their own families in the on-screen arguments about politics, belonging, and what “home” truly means. It never feels like a lecture; it feels like sitting in a living room with relatives, listening to parents and kids hash out the complicated realities of diaspora life.

After the screening, director @Rachelle_salnave joined for a special Q&A, generously sharing insights into the making of the film and answering questions from an engaged crowd. It was a true community moment, one that highlighted why the Miami Film Festival remains such a vital platform for stories like this. Congratulations @rachelle_salnave 🔥🇭🇹

🎥 @unjadedmedia_
#lunionsuite #haitianamerican #haitian

Wow. Last night was everything. A week of cinema and passion came together for something truly beautiful!!!

Congratulations to all our winners and to every filmmaker who shared their work with us. After the awards and closing night film, POWER BALLAD, it was incredible to celebrate with everyone at the Freedom Tower!

The closing ceremony may be over, but we hope you have been out catching the final screenings today. Thank you for an unforgettable week.

We're so happy to have seen you at the movies 🥹🥹🥹

Wow. Last night was everything. A week of cinema and passion came together for something truly beautiful!!!

Congratulations to all our winners and to every filmmaker who shared their work with us. After the awards and closing night film, POWER BALLAD, it was incredible to celebrate with everyone at the Freedom Tower!

The closing ceremony may be over, but we hope you have been out catching the final screenings today. Thank you for an unforgettable week.

We're so happy to have seen you at the movies 🥹🥹🥹

Wow. Last night was everything. A week of cinema and passion came together for something truly beautiful!!!

Congratulations to all our winners and to every filmmaker who shared their work with us. After the awards and closing night film, POWER BALLAD, it was incredible to celebrate with everyone at the Freedom Tower!

The closing ceremony may be over, but we hope you have been out catching the final screenings today. Thank you for an unforgettable week.

We're so happy to have seen you at the movies 🥹🥹🥹

Wow. Last night was everything. A week of cinema and passion came together for something truly beautiful!!!

Congratulations to all our winners and to every filmmaker who shared their work with us. After the awards and closing night film, POWER BALLAD, it was incredible to celebrate with everyone at the Freedom Tower!

The closing ceremony may be over, but we hope you have been out catching the final screenings today. Thank you for an unforgettable week.

We're so happy to have seen you at the movies 🥹🥹🥹

Wow. Last night was everything. A week of cinema and passion came together for something truly beautiful!!!

Congratulations to all our winners and to every filmmaker who shared their work with us. After the awards and closing night film, POWER BALLAD, it was incredible to celebrate with everyone at the Freedom Tower!

The closing ceremony may be over, but we hope you have been out catching the final screenings today. Thank you for an unforgettable week.

We're so happy to have seen you at the movies 🥹🥹🥹

Wow. Last night was everything. A week of cinema and passion came together for something truly beautiful!!!

Congratulations to all our winners and to every filmmaker who shared their work with us. After the awards and closing night film, POWER BALLAD, it was incredible to celebrate with everyone at the Freedom Tower!

The closing ceremony may be over, but we hope you have been out catching the final screenings today. Thank you for an unforgettable week.

We're so happy to have seen you at the movies 🥹🥹🥹

Wow. Last night was everything. A week of cinema and passion came together for something truly beautiful!!!

Congratulations to all our winners and to every filmmaker who shared their work with us. After the awards and closing night film, POWER BALLAD, it was incredible to celebrate with everyone at the Freedom Tower!

The closing ceremony may be over, but we hope you have been out catching the final screenings today. Thank you for an unforgettable week.

We're so happy to have seen you at the movies 🥹🥹🥹

Wow. Last night was everything. A week of cinema and passion came together for something truly beautiful!!!

Congratulations to all our winners and to every filmmaker who shared their work with us. After the awards and closing night film, POWER BALLAD, it was incredible to celebrate with everyone at the Freedom Tower!

The closing ceremony may be over, but we hope you have been out catching the final screenings today. Thank you for an unforgettable week.

We're so happy to have seen you at the movies 🥹🥹🥹

Wow. Last night was everything. A week of cinema and passion came together for something truly beautiful!!!

Congratulations to all our winners and to every filmmaker who shared their work with us. After the awards and closing night film, POWER BALLAD, it was incredible to celebrate with everyone at the Freedom Tower!

The closing ceremony may be over, but we hope you have been out catching the final screenings today. Thank you for an unforgettable week.

We're so happy to have seen you at the movies 🥹🥹🥹

Wow. Last night was everything. A week of cinema and passion came together for something truly beautiful!!!

Congratulations to all our winners and to every filmmaker who shared their work with us. After the awards and closing night film, POWER BALLAD, it was incredible to celebrate with everyone at the Freedom Tower!

The closing ceremony may be over, but we hope you have been out catching the final screenings today. Thank you for an unforgettable week.

We're so happy to have seen you at the movies 🥹🥹🥹

Can you believe how fast this all went? It's closing night at the Miami Film Festival! Now is yourlast chance to secure your seats before the 43rd edition of the festival wraps up for good.

Although Forge, Drawn to You: Animated Shorts, and Neon Reef have officially hit the rush line stage, tickets are still available for several of our final screenings!

AVAILABLE TONIGHT:

ROPE TIED, The Bill Cosford Cinema, 2:45 PM

TROPICAL PARK, Koubek Center, 2:45 PM

IT WOULD BE NIGHT IN CARACAS, Olympia Theater, 3:00 PM

POETRY CITY, Koubek Center, 5:30 PM

RUNA SIMI, The Bill Cosford Cinema, 5:30 PM

POWER BALLAD (CLOSING NIGHT), Olympia Theater, 7:00 PM

🎟️ Link in bio for tickets! 🔗

Can you believe how fast this all went? It's closing night at the Miami Film Festival! Now is yourlast chance to secure your seats before the 43rd edition of the festival wraps up for good.

Although Forge, Drawn to You: Animated Shorts, and Neon Reef have officially hit the rush line stage, tickets are still available for several of our final screenings!

AVAILABLE TONIGHT:

ROPE TIED, The Bill Cosford Cinema, 2:45 PM

TROPICAL PARK, Koubek Center, 2:45 PM

IT WOULD BE NIGHT IN CARACAS, Olympia Theater, 3:00 PM

POETRY CITY, Koubek Center, 5:30 PM

RUNA SIMI, The Bill Cosford Cinema, 5:30 PM

POWER BALLAD (CLOSING NIGHT), Olympia Theater, 7:00 PM

🎟️ Link in bio for tickets! 🔗

Can you believe how fast this all went? It's closing night at the Miami Film Festival! Now is yourlast chance to secure your seats before the 43rd edition of the festival wraps up for good.

Although Forge, Drawn to You: Animated Shorts, and Neon Reef have officially hit the rush line stage, tickets are still available for several of our final screenings!

AVAILABLE TONIGHT:

ROPE TIED, The Bill Cosford Cinema, 2:45 PM

TROPICAL PARK, Koubek Center, 2:45 PM

IT WOULD BE NIGHT IN CARACAS, Olympia Theater, 3:00 PM

POETRY CITY, Koubek Center, 5:30 PM

RUNA SIMI, The Bill Cosford Cinema, 5:30 PM

POWER BALLAD (CLOSING NIGHT), Olympia Theater, 7:00 PM

🎟️ Link in bio for tickets! 🔗

Can you believe how fast this all went? It's closing night at the Miami Film Festival! Now is yourlast chance to secure your seats before the 43rd edition of the festival wraps up for good.

Although Forge, Drawn to You: Animated Shorts, and Neon Reef have officially hit the rush line stage, tickets are still available for several of our final screenings!

AVAILABLE TONIGHT:

ROPE TIED, The Bill Cosford Cinema, 2:45 PM

TROPICAL PARK, Koubek Center, 2:45 PM

IT WOULD BE NIGHT IN CARACAS, Olympia Theater, 3:00 PM

POETRY CITY, Koubek Center, 5:30 PM

RUNA SIMI, The Bill Cosford Cinema, 5:30 PM

POWER BALLAD (CLOSING NIGHT), Olympia Theater, 7:00 PM

🎟️ Link in bio for tickets! 🔗

Can you believe how fast this all went? It's closing night at the Miami Film Festival! Now is yourlast chance to secure your seats before the 43rd edition of the festival wraps up for good.

Although Forge, Drawn to You: Animated Shorts, and Neon Reef have officially hit the rush line stage, tickets are still available for several of our final screenings!

AVAILABLE TONIGHT:

ROPE TIED, The Bill Cosford Cinema, 2:45 PM

TROPICAL PARK, Koubek Center, 2:45 PM

IT WOULD BE NIGHT IN CARACAS, Olympia Theater, 3:00 PM

POETRY CITY, Koubek Center, 5:30 PM

RUNA SIMI, The Bill Cosford Cinema, 5:30 PM

POWER BALLAD (CLOSING NIGHT), Olympia Theater, 7:00 PM

🎟️ Link in bio for tickets! 🔗

Can you believe how fast this all went? It's closing night at the Miami Film Festival! Now is yourlast chance to secure your seats before the 43rd edition of the festival wraps up for good.

Although Forge, Drawn to You: Animated Shorts, and Neon Reef have officially hit the rush line stage, tickets are still available for several of our final screenings!

AVAILABLE TONIGHT:

ROPE TIED, The Bill Cosford Cinema, 2:45 PM

TROPICAL PARK, Koubek Center, 2:45 PM

IT WOULD BE NIGHT IN CARACAS, Olympia Theater, 3:00 PM

POETRY CITY, Koubek Center, 5:30 PM

RUNA SIMI, The Bill Cosford Cinema, 5:30 PM

POWER BALLAD (CLOSING NIGHT), Olympia Theater, 7:00 PM

🎟️ Link in bio for tickets! 🔗

Can you believe how fast this all went? It's closing night at the Miami Film Festival! Now is yourlast chance to secure your seats before the 43rd edition of the festival wraps up for good.

Although Forge, Drawn to You: Animated Shorts, and Neon Reef have officially hit the rush line stage, tickets are still available for several of our final screenings!

AVAILABLE TONIGHT:

ROPE TIED, The Bill Cosford Cinema, 2:45 PM

TROPICAL PARK, Koubek Center, 2:45 PM

IT WOULD BE NIGHT IN CARACAS, Olympia Theater, 3:00 PM

POETRY CITY, Koubek Center, 5:30 PM

RUNA SIMI, The Bill Cosford Cinema, 5:30 PM

POWER BALLAD (CLOSING NIGHT), Olympia Theater, 7:00 PM

🎟️ Link in bio for tickets! 🔗