Thursday, March 23, 2023

One of South Florida’s guitar greats remembered via “New Times”

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We're coping with the loss of one of the best guitarists the Miami-area local scene has ever been blessed to have. Dan Hosker passed...

IndieEthos podcast, Episode 9: Miami Film Festival GEMS preview; new indie...

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Next week, Miami Dade College's Miami Film Festival will kick off its annual weekend-long mini film festival GEMS (Miami Film Festival’s GEMS announces...

The Independent Ethos Radio Hour to debut on Jolt Radio this...

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Beginning this month, I will be hosting highlights from this website and my freelance work as a film and music critic living in Miami...

SoundScape Cinema series for Fall/Winter in Miami unveiled

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With "fall" in South Florida now here, it's time to watch movies on outdoor screens. OK, maybe it'll still be hot, but the SoundScape...

Watch the Sundance-selected, Miami-made short “The Sun Like a Big Dark...

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It's been a while since I first saw the short film "El sol como un gran animal oscuro" or "The Sun Like a Big...

Peter Murphy goes ‘deep’ into subjective experience of music and my...

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When Peter Murphy talks about his experience with music, a small part of him fears he is over-intellectualizing. Over the course of our 45-minute...

Nu Deco Ensemble to play Radiohead and The Project Trio joins...

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Miami’s Nu Deco Ensemble, a chamber orchestra of 24 musicians, that we introduced readers to in an earlier post (Nu Deco Ensemble tests the...

Premiere edition of Third Horizon Caribbean Film Festival announces line-up

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Sometimes Miami has a stigma in the world of the arts. It's cultural scene unfortunately exists in the shadow of beaches and nightlife. Though we...

Director/producer Andrew Hevia on Leave The Bus Through The Broken Window

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You’d be forgiven if you sense director Andrew Hevia has a fixation on his own feet. The Los Angeles-based documentary filmmaker (not to mention...

Miami Beach Cinematheque unveils its Interactive Archive Project this week

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Around the silver screen of the Miami Beach Cinematheque, which presents such daring films such as Zama (read our review here), is an extensive library...