Archives for Film, TV & Streaming

Love Hurts, Starring Ke Huy Quan, Doesn't Hit Hard Enough

By Douglas Markowitz

Feb 6, 2025

The action-comedy-romance could use a bit more action and a lot less plot.

a film still of eight family members gathered around the dinner table glaring at the camera in unison

Tribeca Audience Award Winner Bad Shabbos Was Written in Miami

By Trae DeLellis

Feb 5, 2025

The film is screening at theaters across South Florida after impressing audiences on the festival circuit.

La La Land in Concert: Arsht Center Adds Second Show by Popular Demand

By Celia Almeida

Feb 4, 2025

The first show at the 2,400-seat venue is nearly sold out.

Kareem Tabsch by Stian Roenning Anita Bryant courtesy of Florida Memory, State Library and Archive of Florida

Mucho Mucho Amor Filmmakers Announce New Anita Bryant Documentary

By Carolina del Busto

Feb 4, 2025

Save Our Children will trace the direct line between her '70s anti-gay campaign to Florida's current-day culture wars.

Doechii on stage at the 2025 Grammy Award

Florida Acts Shine at the 2025 Grammys

By Jose D. Duran

Feb 3, 2025

Florida-based musicians Doechii, Muni Long, and Tony Succar took home trophies.

still image of an episode of RuPaul's drag race featuring Suzie Toot in drag makeup, a leopard-print headband, and holding a cigarette

RuPaul's Drag Race Episode 5: The Return of RDR Live!

By Trae DeLellis

Jan 31, 2025

The queens put their unique stamps on "tickled pink" monochromatic looks.

A closeup of a woman in a pink shirt. Behind her, an older woman bears an expression of concern. A young girl in the background on the right is stoic.

Oscar Contender The Seed of the Sacred Fig Puts Politics Over Plot

By Douglas Markowitz

Jan 30, 2025

Sprawling length is the least of the film's problems.

a close-up still of Maggie Cheung (left) and Tony Leung (right), from the film In the Mood for Love

The Best Movies to See in Miami in February 2025

By Douglas Markowitz

Jan 28, 2025

Tributes to David Lynch, Oscar contenders, and more.

drag race looking at herself in the mirror. a heart is drawn in lipstick on the mirror

RuPaul's Drag Race Episode 4: The Aftermath of an Emotional Elimination

By Trae DeLellis

Jan 24, 2025

Several queens are emerging as clear frontrunners this week.

dancers in pose on a beach in white shirts and shorts with arms and hands covered in black cloth

Screendance Miami Introduces Exciting New Element in Its 11th Year

By Sophia Medina

Jan 23, 2025

"I'm excited about how the festival has grown," says festival director Pioneer Winter.

drag performer dressed in leather walks a runway between two seated crowds

R House Will Host Weekly Drag Race Watch Parties, Meet and Greets

By Celia Almeida

Jan 22, 2025

The weekly Wynwood parties are particularly fitting, as South Florida is well-represented on the show this season.

a drag queen walks the runway in an orange wig, orange dress, and flowing pearl necklaces

RuPaul's Drag Race Episode 3: A Fateful Week for One South Florida Queen

By Trae DeLellis

Jan 17, 2025

This week's episode featured ill-advised product placement and a disappointing elimination.

Still of the film Nickel Boys, with a close-up of Elwood (Ethan Herisse) staring into the camera.

Nickel Boys Director RaMell Ross Brings Florida's Racism to Light

By Douglas Markowitz

Jan 17, 2025

Based on Tallahassee's notorious Dozier School reformatory, the film was shot entirely from the survivors' points of view.

Red carpet photo of director David Lynch in a suit and tie

There Will Never Be Another David Lynch

By Douglas Markowitz

Jan 17, 2025

The director and artist leaves behind a monumental legacy.

A man sits in front of a tree, drawing in a sketchbook. His bicycle can be seen in the background.

In The Brutalist, Hatred Is the American Way

By Douglas Markowitz

Jan 15, 2025

This sweeping tale of an architect's struggle to find the American Dream is one of the year's best films.

A drag queen in a purple outfit and face paint.

RuPaul's Drag Race Episode 2: Doechii Guests, Michelle Visage Gets Dunked

By Trae DeLellis

Jan 10, 2025

The second part of the season 17 premiere introduced a surprise twist.

A camera stands between two a filmmaker and interviewee. A bed is part of a museum exhibition in the background.

Six Local Filmmakers Win New Grant to Tell Miami's Untold Stories

By Celia Almeida

Jan 8, 2025

Winners also get access to the expansive Wolfson Archives, and their films will debut at the Miami Film Festival.

Still of Tilda Swinton and Julianne Moore sitting on a teal couch. Framed photos hang above the couch

The Room Next Door, Almodóvar's English Debut, Is Elegant and Timely

By Douglas Markowitz

Jan 8, 2025

The director proves he doesn't need to tell a Spanish story to make a worthy film.

The Best Movies to See in Miami in January 2025

By Douglas Markowitz

Jan 6, 2025

From Pedro Almodóvar's first English feature to Oscar contender The Brutalist, January is packed with movie releases.

RuPaul’s Drag Race Review: Here's What Happened on the Season 17 Premiere

By Trae DeLellis

Jan 3, 2025

The episode was a jam-packed start to a promising season.

The Miami Jewish Film Festival 2025: What to See This Year

By Trae DeLellis

Jan 2, 2025

The lineup, like current events, might spark some heated but necessary conversations.

Squid Game 2 Is More of the Same

By Douglas Markowitz

Dec 26, 2024

The Netflix phenomenon returns, less vital than before.

Archives for Film, TV & Streaming

Newsletter Sign Up

Enter your name, zip code, and email