FFCC members on ‘Back in Time’
FFCC members review Back in Time, a look at the immense cultural impact of the Back to the Future trilogy, specifically the DeLorean time machine.
FFCC members on ‘Bridge of Spies’
FFCC provide their takes on Steven Spielberg and Tom Hanks’ fourth collaboration, the Cold War drama Bridge of Spies.
FFCC members review Sebastian Schipper’s ‘Victoria’
FFCC members review Sebastian Schipper’s ‘one-shot’ crime feature, Victoria.
A conversation with three Miami filmmakers by Hans Morgenstern
FFCC member Hans Morgenstern spoke with Carla Forte, Jillian Mayer and Monica Peña, three distinctive voices that are putting Miami’s independent film scene on the global map, in the Miami New Times. All three Miami-based filmmakers are the subjects of a retrospective at the Miami Beach Cinematheque, which begins this Friday and culminates in a conversation with them led by […]
A memoir at one of Miami’s long gone art houses: The Grove Cinema by Hans Morgenstern
FFCC member Hans Morgenstern tracked down the Fabulous Flying Fendelman Brothers to reminiscence about Coconut Grove’s long gone art house movie theater, The Grove Cinema, in the Miami New Times.
FFCC members review Denis Villeneuve’s ‘Sicario’
FFCC members review Denis Villeneuve’s latest thriller Sicario.
FFCC members review Ridley Scott’s ‘The Martian’
FFCC members weigh in on Ridley Scott’s science fiction dramedy, The Martian.
Miami hosts U.S. theatrical premiere of Venezuelan film ‘The Longest Distance’; 2 FFCC critics’ opposing views
The Coral Gables Art Cinema in Miami is hosting the U.S. theatrical premiere of Venezuelan director Claudia Pinto Emperador’s feature debut The Longest Distance (La Distancia Mas Larga). Here are two opposing views on the film by Miami New Times film critic Hans Morgenstern and Miami Herald film critic Rene Rodriguez.
FFCC members review Scott Cooper’s ‘Black Mass’
FFCC members review Scott Cooper’s gangster drama Black Mass.
Mélanie Laurent, director of Breathe, interview by Juan Barquin
FFCC member Juan Barquin spoke to filmmaker Mélanie Laurent, about her second feature film, Respire (Breathe). His interview covers adapting Anne-Sophie Brasme’s novel, working with her talented young leads, and finding her eye as a filmmaker.
