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Five Movies To Look Forward To After Quarantine

April 6, 2020May 15, 2020 Daniel Tamariz action, Horror, Movies, quarantine, Sci-Fi, science fiction, Thriller

Movie theaters are the perfect place to escape and get lost in a story. Because of the coronavirus pandemic, we

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Virtual Access: Miami Dade College’s Tower Theater launched a virtual theater for film fanatics to stream movies from the comfort of their homes. Movies are available for $12 on the theater’s website. REPORTER FILE PHOTO/JAYNELL PERERA

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Tower Theater Keeps Moviegoers Connected With Streaming Site

April 6, 2020May 15, 2020 Adriana Dos Santos Cinema, coronavirus, Movies, quarantine, streaming, Tower Theater, virtual theater

The entertainment industry, like all of us, is feeling the effects of the coronavirus.  Movie productions have been delayed. Films

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Coronavirus Couldn’t Cancel This; Miami Film Festival Awards Thousands Of Dollars To Filmmakers

March 20, 2020May 26, 2020 Adriana Dos Santos Cinema, Coral Gables Art Cinema, Film, filmmakers, MFF, Miami Film Festival, Movies, Olympia Theater, Silverspot Cinema, Tower Theater

Despite being cut short due to the coronavirus pandemic, the Miami Film Festival still doled out $150,000 in cash prizes

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Sharing Knowledge: Film Director Lulu Wang answers questions from the audience during the Knight Heroes discussion at The Olympic Theatre on March 8. She joined film directors Stella Meghie (right) and Joe Talbot (left) as they discuss emerging trends in the film industry.
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Movie-Goers Flock To 37th Annual Miami Film Festival

March 19, 2020May 20, 2020 Heidi Perez Cinema, Film, MFF, Miami Film Festival, Movies

  Miami Dade College’s 37th Annual Miami Film Festival was cut short on March 12 due to the coronavirus concerns,

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The Five Best Movies Since 2019

March 19, 2020May 21, 2020 Leslie Badillo Film, movie reviews, Movies

Despite 2020 just being three months in, there are already a lot of  interesting films out there for moviegoers to

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Opening Act: Miami Dade College's 37th annual Miami Film Festival will open with Italian-American drama thriller, The Burnt Orange Heresy, at the Olympia Theater on March 6. The film revolves around an art critic who embarks on a mission to steal a famous painting. PHOTO
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Stage Set For 37th Annual Miami Film Festival

February 21, 2020May 22, 2020 Roxy Garcia Cinema, Film, MFF, Miami Film Festival, Movies

Movie buffs will be abuzz at the 37th annual Miami Film Festival from March 6-15.  The international festival, hosted by

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Unseen: The Invisible Man, a horror-thriller released on Feb. 28, tells the story of a woman who escaped an abusive relationship, and fears she's being haunted by an invisible force, which she believes is her ex-husband.
PHOTO COURTESY OF GOALPOST PICTURES

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You Will Not See The Invisible Man Coming

February 10, 2020May 26, 2020 Beatriz Fernandez Film, Horror, Movie Review, Movies, Thriller

The Invisible Man is a horror-thriller directed by Leigh Whannell with plenty of twists and a fresh take on H.G.

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Far, Far Off: With the middling success of Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker, the franchise needs to plan better for the future.
PHOTO COURTESY OF WALT DISNEY STUDIOS

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Star Wars Must Grow Much, Much More

January 24, 2020May 28, 2020 Corbin Bolies Film, Movies, Star Wars

Even in a world where seemingly every movie is part of a universe, very few franchises are as dominating as

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Surprise: With 1917's surprise win at the Golden Globe Awards, it could provide the only real twist in a safe Oscar season.
PHOTO COURTESY OF UNIVERSAL PICTURES

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Oscar Season Plays It Safe

January 24, 2020May 28, 2020 Corbin Bolies Film, golden globes, Movies, oscar

With the Golden Globes Awards, the first of many awards shows out of the way, the final outlook for the

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Don't Feed: The movie cast of Cats should not be permitted on stage. The production should stick to the stage rather than the big screen.
PHOTO COURTESY OF UNIVERSAL PICTURES

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Not Enough Lives For Cats

January 10, 2020May 26, 2020 Corbin Bolies Cats, Movies

Broadway has long been a cornerstone of creativity. Whether it’s a reimagined Hakuna Matata in The Lion King, the Wicked

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