FFCC members on ‘What Our Fathers Did: A Nazi Legacy’
FFCC critics provide their takes on David Evans and Philippe Sands’ documentary What Our Fathers Did: A Nazi Legacy.
Laurent Cantet , director of ‘Return to Ithaca’, interview by Hans Morgenstern
FFCC member Hans Morgenstern spoke to the Oscar-nominated French director Laurent Cantet about Return to Ithaca, which had its U.S. premiere this past Friday, at Coral Gables Art Cinema.
FFCC members review Hou Hsiao-hsien’s ‘The Assassin’
FFCC members review Hou Hsiao-hsien’s first wuxia movie The Assassin.
FFCC members on ‘Room’
FFCC members review Lenny Abrahamson’s latest film, Room starring Brie Larson.
Hou Hsiao-hsien, director of The Assassin, two-part interview by Hans Morgenstern
FFCC member Hans Morgenstern spoke to Hou Hsiao-hsien, the director of The Assassin, which will have its Florida premiere this Sunday, Oct. 25, at Miami Dade College’s Miami International Film Festival’s GEMS event.
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.
