Hilarious and profane ‘Bad Words’ a return to form for Jason Bateman

FFCC member Reuben Pereira reviews Jason Bateman’s directorial debut, Bad Words, which opens in Florida theaters this weekend. The following is an excerpt from his review.

‘Pompeii’ Echoes Not In Eternity

Kai Sacco of Film with Kai Sacco reviews Paul W.S. Anderson’s disaster Pompeii.

MIFF Movie Review: ‘Elsa & Fred’

FFCC critic Kai Sacco reviews Elsa & Fred, the opening night film of the 2014 Miami International Film Festival.

From Meth to Speed

FFCC member Kai Sacco reviews Scott Waugh’s Need for Speed.

Stars align for Miami International Film Festival’s Opening Night Festivities

FFCC member Reuben Pereira attended the opening night festivities of the 2014 Miami International Film Festival, which kicked off on Friday, March 7. The following is an excerpt from his post, which originally appeared at FilmFrontier.

Miami International Film Festival Turns 31 with 100 Films from 40 Countries, Kicks Off Friday

FFCC member Hans Morgenstern spoke with the Miami International Film Festival’s executive director Jaie Laplante at the 31st annual, 10-day long festival loomed. The following is an excerpt from a recent interview with Laplante.

Records, Milestones and Feats achieved at the 2014 Oscars

FFCC member Reuben Pereira breaks down some firsts, milestones and records broken at the 2014 Oscars.

‘Omar’ Actors Discuss Palestinian Perspective of Oscar-Nominated Film

FFCC member Hans Morgenstern chatted with Omar actors Adam Bakri and Leem Lubany. The following is an excerpt from his interview.

‘Act of Killing’ directors respond to Oscar nomination

When the nominees for this year’s Academy Awards were announced last month, FFCC member Hans Morgenstern immediately reached out to one of the nominees, The Act of Killing co-director Joshua Oppenheimer. The following is an excerpt from his interview.

The Long Goodbye: Best of 2013

Miami Sun Post critic Rubén Rosario looks back at the year that was. The following is the online version of his story published in the print edition of the Miami Sun Post.