Set in 18th century Brittany, Portrait of a Lady on Fire is an exquisitely elegant French drama, an enigmatic romance between a painter and…
Miami Film Festival – April 5-14 2024
Deep in the Arizona desert, there’s an enormous glass terrarium where a miniature replica of earth’s ecosystem lives called…
This program includes the following short films: The Artisan, Being, Fairchild, Look Up, Pick and T.
This program includes the following short films: Alexa Off, Buddy Boca, Conspiracy Cruise, Don’t Let It In, In a Lifetime and The Woman Under the Tree.
This program includes the following short films: Agua ‘e Panty, Carolina, Kitty’s Naughty Knickers, Knocking Down the Fences and Wax Paul Now.
This program includes the following short films: {Black Title Here}, Grab My Hand: A Letter to My Father, Push the Point (Rated T For Toxic), Sororal, Still and Third Trinity.
This program includes the following short films: The Dawn, Mango Season, Princess Cut, Valerio’s Day Out and Wound Riders.
Marlon Johnson and Anne Flatté are veteran documentary filmmakers whose exquisite work has been a staple at the Miami Film Festival. With…
Andy Señor Jr. was born and raised in Miami to a family of Cuban immigrants. In Revolution Rent, we watch him undertake a passion…
Marcel Marceau’s influence as a mime artist is legendary. But as an underground French Resistance fighter during WW2, the untold story of his youth…
Set between the worlds of fandom and pop culture, this musical short film follows on-line gamers through their squad-based mission — working on…
In the Hamptons, a tough blue collar girl from town and an uptight debutante out-of-towner find common ground… until one of them winds up…
In the tragic aftermath of category five Hurricane Maria, the small island nation of Dominica is faced with a difficult path towards recovery and climate resiliency.
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The Personal History Of David Copperfield re-imagines Charles Dickens’ classic ode to grit and perseverance through the comedic lens…
Paper Children explores America’s invisible refugee crisis through the eyes of one Miami family who navigate a broken system with…
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