1. No category

Miami Dade College Thursday, October 16, 2014 The Daily News Clippings Miami Dade College Office of Media Relations 300 N.E. Second Ave., Suite 1350 Miami, Fl. 33132 Tel. 305-237-3366
Fax. 305-237-3228 www.mdc.edu Get the latest MOe news on -..J) and
10/ 16l2014
Miami Dade College's Idea Center brings on funding, partnership I The Miami Herald
NEWS (HTTP://WWW.MIAMIHERALD.COM/NEWS/) > BUSINESS (HTTP://WWW.MIAMIHERALD.COM/NEWS/BUSINESS/) Miami Dade College's Idea Center brings on funding,
partnership
BY NANCY DAHLBERG - [email protected] 10/16/20146:30 AM I Updated : 10/ 16/2014 10:30 AM Leandro Final is executive director of the Idea Center, the
new entrepreneurship center at Miami Dade College.
To infuse principles of entrepreneurship throughout the largest and most diverse undergraduate student body in the country, Miami Dade College (http://www,mdc,edu/) is opening the doors of its new innovation hub with the help of significant funding and a prestigious partnership. The multifaceted Idea Center, officially opening Oct. 28, will include an accelerator, co-working
space, an idea lab, mentorship, training programs, a contest and events. On Thursday morning,
MDC President Eduardo J, Padron, together with Matt Haggman, the John S, and James L, Knight
Foundation (http://www.knightfoundation.org/).sMiami program director, and Idea Center
Executive Director Leandro Finol, announced that the center will receive $2,18 million in Knight
funding,
Some of the Knight funding will go to establishing a partnership with Babson College, which has
had the top-ranked entrepreneurship program in the country since 1995, according to U.S. News &
World Report's annual rankings. The Idea Center will also use the Knight support to enhance its
http://WMV.miamiherald.com.news/business/article2908268.html
1/5
1011612014
Miami Dade College's Idea Center brings on funding, partnership I The Miami Herald
ms for
train
Itya
as
and
operations for
ip oroarams.
e one that I am
mi Dade
about
I as fund
our
"I thi
one interview
rship
in the
Knight
la
it
II
rs to come."
nding the
a
r in
oil
to
a
ip in the
made more than 90 investments
over tnree
IS
Kn
e
la
M
sa
Fi
is
to
"will
165,000
I as
resources
grant,
two
e
need
the
connect,
red
a
a
r
ideas
man.
new
(http
lis
Idea
II
mi
.B
on
headquartered
will bea
resource
"We
a
ra
Center earlier
man
reven
Small
1
n
scale a
One
res,
Idea
sinesses
a
the 1
II
and will
small busi
http://IlMlW.miamiherald.comin6llvS/business/article2908268.hlml
ma
up more
n 90
215
Miami Dade College's Idea Center brings on funding, partnership I The Miami Herald
10/1612014
sign
and revenue ta
nt
ng
rted - m
sinesses could
and
an
a
can
rt
and then
an
a
success.
who eval
a
the
nol sa' .
II
be ready
are
I be
can apply
by
E,
whi
Iking to cu
un
01
assu
rtUD
Chal
to
or
va
ne
sa.~.
a col
a call
a $5,000 award.
ng
II
II a
en
revam
ished
be i
in
inki
its ca
ns of
rethe
novation who will i
Juan Di
L
...'
__
L
e
"
one
resou rces to
s
al h
in the world," said
and I think th
off I
nder of .
s stuaents have tola me
all
ness and
will
n
and
IS
a
Ia
pra
n for aiL"
a
more than two
Pad
minerai
d
Ily i
rl
col
ami-da
esses-
m
I) in seeing
ness a
hl.1p:l/IMNW.miamiherald.com'news/business/article2908268.html
and
3/5
10/16/2014
Miami Dade College's Idea Center brings
funding, partnership I The Miami Herald
into
a com
ng in
ings we are
cu
ng
th
is so much
c;c;uc;u
real
II
in M
p position
p
lege to rea
"
commun
Asmall
inclu
a
man visited
rship centers of Harva
of
in M
pra
a
Jose
bil,
r in an
study
Cornell.
of ,...,.,1'''''''1''"\
ITs di
on
andin
Center's
ness commun
as
and people
managing
Jr., ma
airman
and Man
Bush &
Medina Capital.
Center will a
on
alumni n
Knight,
Id
a
an
su
and it
and high
ps build
a
new M
high-impa
more than $10
to
ip
has
commun
Da
serve
1
the
throug
ca
and a
p
ms
s
broad
commun
are consi
more than half
low
its
are the first in
r
fami
"We are
that we
a
City
n.
commun
and
at no
eces of
a
there
IS
a
"
hllp://WMV-ffiiamiherald.com'new:;/business/articie2908268.html
4/5
10/16/2014
Miami Dade College's Idea Center brings on funding , partnership I The Miami Herald
Padron agrees,
"Our students are some of the brightest and some of the most creative students you can find
anywhere/' said Padron. "They say that necessity is the mother of invention, and many of these
students are innovative by nature. We feel giving this population the opportunity to participate is
something that will change the face of Miami."
Follow Nancy Dahlberg on Twitter @ndahlberg.
Eduardo Padron, president of Miami Dade College,
announced that the Idea Center, the college's new
entrepreneurship center, will be funded by the Knight
Foundation .
http://WMV.miamiherald.com.nev..s/business/article2908268.htmi
5/5
Miami International Film Festival announces "MIFFecito"
~~ >
Page 1 of2
Mi.,;T!l inlernahonal Film Festival pr esents "r",1I FFecno' ft?s!lval to open al HlSlOi It 1 D\·.' ~r Theal er.
Miami International Film Festival presents "MIFFecito" festivdl to open at Historic Tower Theater. BY lQ.lIIl.Nl'/.ffi
LikE'!
Tweel
0
I
IlOO
I
OCTOBER 15,1014 Email This Siory
Print ThIS Page
Comrnents 0 CARMINA AND AMEN
Tomorrow lhe Miami International Film Feslival is beginning a very special, four-day event that provides a taste to next ye ar's upcoming 32" film fesliva t. Thi s small MlamiFF
has been named MIFFecito, coming from the Spanish word "C<lfecito" meaning mini coHee . ThiS mini event is in fact not so mini MIFFeclto will gather an in ternational lineup of
Amencan, Bhutanese, Cuban, Italian, MexiC<ln, Potish , and Spanish filmmakers. The event will be premiered at Miami Dade College's Tower Th eatre, a perfecl Miami Location
for such a star-studded gathering: each premier will be accompanied with in-person appearances by filmmak ers and stars.
Guests of MIFFecito include :
Mariana Chenillo, Director of Paradise (Paraiso)
Jewi sh-MexiC<ln filmmaker Manana Chenillo is best known for her widely acctaimed first feature Nora 's Will (Cmco dias sin Nora) , and the popular Mexican TV series "Soy Tu
Fan " Nora's Will won numerous Anel Awards (ttle Oscars of Mexico), including Best Picture . Her seco nd feature film Paradise was produced by Mexico's prolific Pablo Cruz of
Canan a Films.
Ernesto Daranas , Director of Behavior (Conducra)
Writer, Director and Documentarian Ernesto Darana s is an award-winning Cuban filmmaker with numerou s writing and directing credits to hi s name , including his first feature. Falle n Gods (Los dioses rolos) (2008) , His latest fitm , Conducta, screening at MIFFecito, is being described as "a virtually unprecedented social phenomenon" in Cuba. Moises Kaufman, Director of The Laramie Projecr
Originally from CaraC<ls, Venezuela, Moises Kaufman is now based in New York Cily. He is th e founder of Tectonic Theater Projeci and has won numerous awards lor hi s
theatrical work , induding a Ton y nomination. In 2002 , his film adaption of his play Tile laramIe Projecf had its wortd premiere at the Sundance Film Festival. He is cUrTen tly in
Miami rehearsing for a November production 0 1 Teutonic's adaptation of Bizet's Carmen. The Laramie PrOject will screen at MIFFecito 2014 and be the subjecl 01 a moderated
discussion about the film's lasting legacy .
Hector Noas, Actor in Behavior (Conducfa)
Hector No as is an award-winning Cuban film actor, radi o actor and film documentary vOlceover narrator. He rec eived a Gold Medal and DIploma of Honor from Ihe Higher Inslitute of Arts in Havana Conducfa is hi s second project with Daranas, the first being 2008's Fallen Gods. Roberto Sanchez, Actor in lake los Angeles
http ://hauteliving.coml20 1411 0/miff-annouces-miffecito/5277571
10116/2014
Miami International Film Festival announces "MIFFecito"
Page 2 of2
Bom in Havana, Cuba but raised in Lill te Havana, thi s Miami native has an astounding 79 acting rotes to his credit in both ne~~ork episodic lelevlsion and fealure films, includi ng
"Law & Order', "Desperate Housewives" , "Days of Our Lives", Prison Break and the John Si ngleton aClion film 2 Fast 2 Furious wilh Ihe late Pau l Walker Before beco ming an
actor In 2002 , Robeno was a di stin gui shed Desen Storm war ve teran (Navy) and profe ssionally compeled in European basketball. MDC's Tower Theater, where all MIFFeciio
film s are being screened, was a frequenl destination during Robeno's childhood , where he wa tched movies, sparking his dream of beco ming an actor.
lliWJ.l.Ull.U
3(~
#~'"
IUXllQll
.
,
Philanthropist Denise
Rith Honors her
Daughter's Memory
through the Angel Bal l
Wanderlust: The Bes t
Travel Watches for
Jetsetters
CONNECT WITH HAUTE liVING NATIONAl
WANT HAUTE liVING NEWSlETTER
DEliVERED TO YOUR INBDX?
SI~l
Add a commen t
Comment using .. .
fJ (""~IIOC'UJ~'"
http ://hauteliving,com/2 0 14/ 10/miff-annouces-miffecito/5277571
1011 6/2014
10/16/2014
Miami - Arts - Cultist - Print Version
MiaIni-Bred Actor Roberto Sanchez
Returns to Little Havana for MIFFecito:
"It's Surreal"
By Hans Morgenstern
Published Fri., Oct. 10 2014 at
11:05
AM
Though
actor
Roberto
"Sanz"
Sanchez
lives in
Los
Angeles,
he has a
strong
Roberto Sanchez in a still from Lake Los Angeles.
attachment to Miami. He grew up in Little Havana, after immigrating at 3 years old from Cuba
to meet his mother in 1969. Tower Theater takes up a big part of his childhood memories in the
neighborhood. Now that movie house will host a major film in his acting career during the
Miami International Film Festival's mid-season mini-film festival MIFFecito.
In Lake Los Angeles, a film by L.A.-based indie director Mike Ott, Sanchez stars alongside a 10­
year-old girl played by Johanna Trujillo. The two portray distinctively different immigrants who
connect on a slight but sublime level. Exquisitely shot and patiently paced, the film stands as
one the more soul-stirring selections of the the mini film festival. It marks a rare lead
performance for Sanchez, who is mostly known for his work as a character actor on film and TV.
Sanchez says he's extremely proud of this film, whose subtle drama belies a profound link
between these two characters.
Sanchez spoke with Cultist via phone ahead of his visit to present the film next weekend.
See also: MIFF Director Jaie Laplante Talks MIFFecito Lineup at Tower Theater
New Times: Were you born or raised in Miami?
http://blogs.miaminewtimes.com/cultistl2014/1 O/miami-bred _ actor_roberto _sanchez_returns _to _little _havana_for_miffecito _its _suree .php?print=true
1/5
Miami - Arts - Cultist - Print Version
10/16/2014
Roberto Sanchez: I was raised in Miami, and when I was 19 I went into the military (U.S. Navy),
and then I was gone for many years. I had started modeling and doing commercials. I went back
to Miami in 2001, and while I was there -- I was there about a year -- I booked my first film, 2
Fast 2 Furious, and then, boom, that got me out to L.A.
So you are coming to Miami for this screening. Do you visit Miami often? Sure, sure. I got my whole family over there. It's just -- for work purposes -- L.A. is the place to be right now. But I try to go at least two or three times a year, to go back to Miami . ­
..
Lake Los Angeles - Trailer
III
Small Form Films
SMAL..L~ORM
01:~
I
HD
Growing up as a kid in Miami, you must have some nostalgic memories of the city.
What's Miami mean to you?
It's just so many things, man. Aside from it being my home, I guess it's the timing of everything.
The fact that I got a film that's going to screen there that's very close to my heart, and it's going
to be screened at the Tower Theater, which is a theater I used to go to as a kid to watch karate
movies, and I've heard over the years that they renovated it, and now it's reopened, and it looks
beautiful. And the fact that I can go back home and show my own film, it's surreal, man. It's like
a homecoming of sorts for me, so I'm hyped. I'm totally excited.
This movie is actually the third in a trilogy. Do you play the lead in the other two films as well? There are three films, there's also Littlerock and Pear Blossom Hwy. It's interesting, it's the
same character, but yet it's not. It's Mike's way of kind a fuckin' with your head, man. For the
first two I have much smaller roles, but for this one here, he kinda wanted to focus a little more
on my character and the little girl played by Johanna.
I'm sorry I haven't seen the other films. I'll probably go back and look for them. So
who does Francisco come out being then?
(Laughs) That's tough, man. That's a tough one. I think in this film , really, you get to see who
Francisco is. The first time that you see him, he's working as a cook in a kitchen, so sure, it's me.
http://blogs.miaminewtimes.com/cu Itislf20 14/1O/mi ami-bred _actor_roberto_san chez _returns_to _little _hava n a_for _ miffecito _its _ suree .php ?pri nt=true
2/5
10/16/2014
Miami - Arts - Cultist - Print Version
I go by the same name, Francisco, but it's almost as if Francisco exists in a parallel universe in
that it doesn't necessarily tie in with the Francisco we saw in the second and third, but yet it's
the same person, so it's one of those weird dynamics; it's kind of an alternative reality type of
Francisco.
If he doesn't really connect these three films, what connects them? I think you can make the connection that it's people who are searching for a better tomorrow, better opportunities, maybe even to find themselves. There is one thing that links all three -­
especially with the first and the third one -- it's almost like this person is in this foreign land and how he copes in trying to find the American dream .. .if that even exists. :&; ­
-
Official Littlerock Trailer
j
.
fr'lI
Small Form Films
SMIlLL FOR""
01:EJ
I
HD
How did you get involved with these films and Mike Ott?
Through a regular audition. The first one was Littlerock. I went in, I met him. It was a general
audition, but I just fell in love with the direction. The type of film that he was making was
something that I had never done before, very artsy, very lost in translation type of film, and I
just fell in love with his vision. So we did a short film version of that, and when I saw it, I just
fell in love with it, man ....When I saw it, I said, "Dude, I don't care what you do, man, from now
on. I don't care if you do a short film, feature film, a commercial, a porno flick. Whatever you
do, man, I just want to be part of it." So I've been very fortunate to now have done three films
with him.
Did he tell you it was going to be a trilogy?
We didn't really know that my character was going to be such a big part of the third one, but you
know, the whole thing with Lake Los Angeles is, Johanna's part, the part about the little girl,
that's actually the story or a similar story to a student of Mike. Mike teaches directing at USC
[University of Southern California], and I guess a former student either experienced something
like that or knew of somebody who experienced that, and he just always remembered that
person's story, and at one point he decided to do a film about that and then, as we got to know
each other, he found out about my background, and how I came to this country and decided to
http://blogs.miaminewtimes.com/cultisV2014/ 1O/miami-bred _actor_roberto _ sanchez_returns_toJitlle_havana_for _ miffecito_its _ suree .php?print=true
3/5
1011612014
Miami - Arts
he's
I
can
Cultist - Print Version
with it.
a
on it's own. too.
about
and
we
come
that.
Though
don't
a
of screen
land really
on your filmography, which
you do seem to
busy. it
includes over 80
bean
and
some reason I
movies. I didn't
1'\T"\T"\r\'I""'1'1
on
18,
9
or
Visit
on ~~~!-...:>~~~~~~~=~
415
10/16/20 14
MIFFecito: A Shot of Cinema
I miami.com
tfIlf·Jjii.
See & Do
Hdlu :!
((seft dO. !flrw)
MIFFecito: A Shot of Cinema
iso ru ,
I,.
~
1:i 1
Miami Dade College's Miami International Film Festival presents MIFFecito, a
weekend's worth serving of films and festivities.
SC't.: ,'nd
Sign up for our
weekend guide
Ug.ov!!'!oheriest -b(,ngs-beer­
ba v-a nidcl
Make your plans with our
Weekend Concierge email
See&Do~
Grovetoberfest
brings craft beer to
Miami's masses
(/grovetoberfest-b rings ­
sent to your inbox every
Wednesday.
Enter email address
boor-bay-art'cle)
No recommendation s for this website yet.
If you go:
Here is the schedule for
MIFFecilo, flmning Friday.
Sunday al Ihe Tower
Theater, 1508 SW Eighth
By Rene Rodriguez I [email protected] 10/15/2014
Jaie Laplante is hooked on caffeine. On a typical day,
he'll have five or six shots of espresso -
or, as they're
known in Miami, cafecitos. On stressful days, he may
have a few more.
St., Miami. For more
(",.·. l)-gf1flgri!l!OO$4a tin-m LJ :; IC~
IMf,:rrs-g~1tw ' -ftl ' a f)li"lJod
bull­
,];Qm pI9~ frescO -iu11.::: 1e )
information, visil
But Laplante seems calm and eager when talking about
See & 0 0 IIsee
vMw,miarnirilmfasUval.r..om
the first MIFFecito, a weekend-long celebration of cinema
(h!J o liwww rnjaOl' /,lrn/(''i1'Ya l c.omJ
presented by Miami Dade College's Miami International
Two generations of
Latin music­
makers gather in
Miami for Red Bull
Siempre Fresco
or call 305· 237-3456.
Film Festival. Inspired by mini-festivals put on year-round
FRIDAY
by institutions such as New York City's Lincoln Center ,
dQ..Ierml
7 p.m, : '1 Can Quit
Laplante decided to do the same thing here. He and
Whenever I Want'
programmer Andres Castillo rounded up some of the films
Utwo-genera hons ..latinIn u sic-makers -g ather ..
7:30 p.m. 'Root'
they had wanted to play in this year's festival and
fresco-article)
9:30 p.m. 'Carmina and
programmed them at the newly restored Tower Theater,
Ame n' (shown on two
screens)
SATURDAY
Noon Master class: 'The
Art of Curation'
1 p.m . 'Spanish Affair'
4 p.m. 'Behavior'
1508 SW Eighth St. , Miami, to play this weekend .
"I always get a huge surge of energy during the fest ival,
but then when it's over I crash, like you do afler a sugar
one: Laplante says. "But when I saw these other mini­
festivals taking place in other cities, Andres and I went
after the movies we couldn't get the first time around."
7 p.m. 'Vara; A Blessing' Intended as an appetizer for next year's festival, which
9 p.m. 'Lake Los Angeles' runs March 6-15, the lineup this weekend includes :
'The Btue Car') comedy about a group of post-grads who, faced with their
country's 43 percent unemployment rate, start their own
SUNDAY
unusual business.
3 p,m. 'The La ramie
Project Retrospective
3:30 p.m. 'Spanish Affair'
6 p.m . 'Life Feels Good'
6:30 p.m. 'Lake Los
~..
• The Italian satire I Can Quit Whenever I Want , an acidic
9:30 p.m. 'Paradise' Screening'
....
rush, knowing that I have to wait another year for the next
6:30 p.m. 'Root' (preceded by the short film
miami-red -bull-siernpre ­
• Mexican filmmaker Mariana Chenillio uses Paradise to
explore our obsession with our body image when an
overweight couple challenges each other to see who can
lose the most weight.
'1I eS1IV a l-mlam~b rlnQ S j3 ZZ -
daS$fCa\-pop-and ..lTIo~ c 3 rtjr.I~ 1
MUSIC 10 M l ami ~
Festival Miam i
brings jazz,
classical, pop and
more (Ifesllyal-miam,­
hr!ngs-Iazz-cla sslcal-pop­
and-more-8rtld e)
Angeles'
8:30 p.m . 'Spanish Affair'
(sh own on two screens)
The highest-ijrossing film in Spain's history, Spanish
Affair highlights the contrasts between northern and
See & Do Usee do­
southern Spain when a man from Seville pretends to pass
~
as a Basque to win the girl of his dreams.
• Trick or treating
holiday crafts & The
http://www.miami.com/miffecito-shot-cinema-article
1/3
10/16/2014 MIFFecito: A Shot of Cinema I miami.com
Miami's Roberto Sanchez stars in Lake Los Angeles as a middle-aged Cuban man
who works odd jobs while providing refuge for illegal Mexican Immigrants.
Lego Movie'
Munch krn Fun's lop
picks for th e \o\,1eek
Life Feels Good centers on the true story of a 26-year-old Polish man born with
cerebral palsy and his struggle to communicate with the rest of the world.
i1trU:k-Gf-t£!"ithng-hohday ­
crjt f l;(.~tIt'flp-it:C o · mo ... t.~
rn u l1 d.kin· l lin03~s-top-
pltk \)-we-t:k-illllr:ltJ )
Hailing from Chile, Root is an unusual road trip between an abused 20-year-old
woman and a 9-year-old boy left orphaned after the death of his domineering
guardian.
Casino Night evenl ln
Coral Gables
benefits at-risk
children Oc...aMnc,HI!:Qlit·
In Vara: A Blessing, director Khyentse Norbu uses dance and music to explore
event-< oraWllbles­
India's brutal caste system, when a lowly Muslim falls in love with a Hindu girl, whose
ben e'i t?-os o.:~h l ldJ en-
father has alread y arranged to marry a wealthy scion.
iu1 ,ele l
In addition to screenings, MIFFecito will offer special programs such as The Laramie
The Beatles arrive at
Project Retrospective Screening, the 2002 HBO documentary about the murder ot
History Miam i ( noal\es­
Matthew Shephard, followed by a conversation with playwright/author Moises Kaufman.
8rrl\-e-!IIf,ilol yrnlolml...1r11C'I,::.,j
There will also be a master class, tilled The Art of Curation with Thom Powers, the
esteemed programmer for several festivals , including Toronto and Miami.
• Cora l Gables Art
Cinema hoSls M"jlm,
Laplante admits that just like with any new enterprises, he had initially fretted about the
Iflternational
turnout. Would anyone come? The early signs look good.
Children's Film
Festival !lco,"I~
-When you start something new, people are slow to respond," Laplante says. "But we've
already had to add three addititional screenings due to sell-outs, including the opening
night film (Behavior), so I'm feeling very happy."
an-Cll)ema-ho-sts-nU(lll1l'
inlem::ltlor'lAkhlldrer'l -=>­
fjltn-fest.... {lI-ani(.la 1
13 people like Ihis. Sign Up 10 see what your friends like.
'Frida: Un masked'
expl ores Ill!; life of
fame d al11st Frida
Kahlo 110391<100­
uttm ~sk ~D3q~p ' e<;~I I!~ -
Iflhm"te--loo l-..· hle-.falilod.
1.;l nlcnt J
artist
frida.-.kahlo·nJ1,cla )
Free and cheap
Faccbook social plugltl
things to do in Miamj
- Oct. 10-12 11(,,,,,...,,)­
Cheap-thiOO$=dst m!afT! l­
OCl.10:1 2-S\ r1n,;).)!
Miami BrQw(lrd One
Ca rniyal heads south
to a new venue in
Miami (lml;;Jrtll-broward­
on41-carni val" dtl-:Sel
• Columbus Day
Regatta enters 60th
year on Biscayne
Bay
(ict')ltimtJu$ -<1ay ­
reg atto .~ nt(! rs
601h-ypar.
t;~s c~ YnP.-hav..ar119!.e)
• New World
Sym phony releases
Wallca st concert
series schedu le for
2014-201b Iln_ _,1d
symphony "'&16ilSeS wallC,)sl -COnCCI1 -s.e:les­
schedule. 20 1·l-20 15­
~
Pamela Dnuckerman
brings Imported
parenling wi sdom to
Miami
(Ipamj'la.
d rvctJ.(: rmiln-~
,mP9rted.parentmg­
'N1g·jqln-mlomi-;lrfI CH'iJ
See more in See & Do
Usee
http://www.miami.com/miffecito-shot-cinema-article
dQ- l ~rOl ,
2/3
MIFFecito: 4-day mini festival coming to MDe's Tower Theater - Miami Movie I Examiner.com
10/16/2014
•
examlner.com
AXS ENTERTAINMENT / ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT / MOVIES
MIFFecito: 4-day mini festival coming to
MDC's Tower Theater
October 14, 2014
959 PM MST
"Span ish Affair"
flickfocts .com
Don't want to wait until 2015 for your film festiva l fi x? Thankfully, you don't have to . From
October 16-19, the Miami International Film Festival will be having MIFFecito, a "mini" festival
that will provide a mid-season taste of what's to come from the main edition in March 2015.
This 4-day festival will feature films from all around the world, including Chile, Spain, Me xico,
Cuba, Poland and Italy.
In addition to the 10 international films that will be shown, there will be events going on all
throughout MIFFecito to ensure that festival-goers never experience a dull moment. The
festival kicks off on October 16th with "Behavior," (w hich was recentl y selected as the Cuban
http://www.examiner.com/article/miffecito-4-day-mini-festival-coming-to-mdc-s-tower-theater
1/3
MIFFecito : 4-day mini festival coming to MDe's Tower Theater - Miami Movie I Examiner.com
10/16/2014
entry for 87th Academy Awards), with director Ernesto Daranas and actor Hector Noas in
attendance. Following the screening there will be an Opening Night Party at the newly­
reopened Ball & Chain bar, a historic live music venue that once hosted jazz greats such as
Billie Holiday and Count Basie .
Other special happenings during MIFFecito include a reception following the showing of the
inspirational Polish film "Life Feels Good," as well as a special performance from the Belly
Motions Bollywo od Performance Team preceding "Vara: A Blessing," a film filled with visual
splendor and classical Indian dance .
MIFFecito is also showing the Florida Premiere of "Spanish Affair," the highest grossing film in
Spanish history, and Mexican film "Paradise," directed by "Nora'a Will" filmmaker Mariana
Chenillo, who will participate in a Q&A following the film .
And that's not all. During MIFFecito, there will be two free events (though tickets are required
to attend): A retrospecitive screening of the 2002 HBO film The Laramie Project, which
chronicles the legislative aftermath of ga y teen Matthew Shephard's hate-crime murder. A
conversation with director MOises Kaufman will follow. And on Saturday, October 18, world­
renowned documentary programmer Thom Powers will be conducting a 3-hour Master Class
on the art of curation .
The entire festi va l will take place at MDC's Tower Theater in Little Havana, which is located at
1508 SW 8th Street. Miami.
For more information on MIFFecito click here
Lauren Cohen
'v1i,jlHi
r~I:'
11
I\~;,\. ';~
t
x :'1111
http ://www.examiner.com/a rticl e/miffecito-4-da y-m i n i-f estiva I-comi ng-to-md c-s-tower -theater
2/3
10/16/2014
Miami International Mini Film Fest starts October 16 - ACED Magazine
[I \ I I "I
'.1 "\ ,
Kids
D
I\'J\I.... ·( I
/',[;(:1.11 \IS
» Venus in Fur, a Seductive Tryst on a Stage
" Witching & Bitching, a Hilarious Horror Thriller
SeARCH
.~CED ?1~t~!n~t~~ LATEST POSTS
Horne" ADD Moments " Miami International Mini Film Fest starts October 16
Miami International Mini Film Fest starts October 16
Under Wrar s. a tvi onsler M Jsh fOi
Ki d"
October 5. 2014 11:17 Qm
hy : John Delia
Category: ADD Moments
A .. / A­
1)<1,,/>('1'/ .'
.'(1 )
Venus in Fur.
on ,
~,~",j~ (}('(nh ~ 'J' J
~32~ a Sedu cti ve
T rys t
-t.."'Il/ oJ
W itching & Bit ching. a Hilariou ..
(}('/o h(: /' 14. 21)14
MIAMI
INTERNATIONAL FI LM FESTIVAL FEATURED VIDEO
MIAMI DADE COllEGE ..nMDCullUle
Miami International Film Festival (Mia miFF), a program of Miami Dade College's MDCulture, has
announced the lineup for MIFFecito 2014, the "mini" film festival which provides a mid-season "taste"
to next year's 32nd edition running March 6-15, 2015, Taking place over four days (October 16- 19,
2014), MIFFecito will premiere international films submitted from countries including Bhutan, Cuba,
Italy, Mexico, Poland, and Spain. Miami Dade College's Tower Theater will serve as the exclusive
location for all screenings.
MiamiFF Executive Director Jaie Laplante mentions, "As Miami's beloved caf'
refreshment, MIFFecito is to our annual March festiv al. MIFFecito is an ap~
" ure is to mid-day
'1iamiFF's main
course, the perfect Fall break for film lovers who crave a cinematic fi x."
The 'mini' festival's film slate includes:
Behavior (Conducta) (Cuba), directed by Ernesto Daranas . FLORIDA PREMIERE. 'OPENING NIGHT
FILM - FOLLOWED BY OPENING NIGHT PARTY AT THE SOON-TO-BE-OPENED " BALL & CHAJN"
NIGHTCLUB. In director Ernesto Daranas' second dramatiC feature film, which will screen opening
night at MIFFecito, a Havana boy sent to a reform school becomes the subject of a moral tug-of-war
between generational ideologies in today's Cuba . The complex, dramatic story centers on Chala, who
on the critical cusp of adolescence, scrapes by with few pOSitive role models as he illegally trains fight
dogs. After Chala is sent to reform school, his addict mother's attempts to have him released set up a
chain reaction among the school leaders. Since its premiere in Cuba, the film became an unexpected
social phenomenon sparking Cuba's current social state as a hot topic for discussion.
"The Blue Car" eEl carro azul") (Germany / Cuba), directed by Valerie He ine. FLORIDA PREMIERE. A
short dramatic film about Marcos, His grandmother's death forces Hansel, his worldly brother, to
return Cuba to care for him, and an old family game helps restore the trust lost over the years.
Carmina and Amen (Carmina y amen) (Spain), directed by Paco Leon. NORTH AMERICAN PREMIERE .
Actor-cum-director Paco Leon is a familiar face to Miami art film lovers. He starred in the 2013 film
Three Many Weddings which played at Miam iFF31 . But the year pri or, he created a charming
http://acedmagazine.com/miami-international-mini-fil m-fest -sta rts-october -161
1/4
10/16/2014
Miami International Mini Film Fest starts October 16 - ACED Magazine
showcase for the incredible force, charisma and outrageous personality of his actress-mother Carmina Barrios' in Carmina or Blow-Up, which became an unexpected hit both in Spain and Miami. In this 2014 sequel, Carmina and Amen, Carmina triumphantly returns, upgrading the low-budget original with a deeper, more mature work that ups the ante on her larger-than-life outlook on family, sex, death and any other topic that falls into her purview. I Can Quit Whenever I Want (Smetto quando voglio) (Italy), directed by Sydney Sibilia. FLORIDA
PREMIERE. Full of terrific, farcical comedy and wicked social commentary, I Can Quit Whenever I
Want is director Sydney Sibilia's vehicle to offer Italians the chance to chuckle at the gloomy 43 %
unemployment rate for Italy's youth . Realizing their post-graduate degrees are worthless, a rag-tag
crew of desperate intellectuals imagine a new psychotropic drug, and then apply their refined but
completely unmarketable skills to the illicit drug trade, much to the chagrin of the local Mafia. This
film was nominated for 12 Donatello Awards, the Academy Awards of Italy.
Lake Los Angeles (U.s.A.), directed by Mike Ott. FLORIDA PREMIERE.
Francisco, played by Miami's own Roberto Sanchez, is a middle-aged
Cuban man who works odd construction jobs, and makes money on
the side by providing his home as a holding house for illegal Mexican
immigrants. Cecilia, a 10-year-old Mexican girl, crosses the border
hoping to find a better life in the US, but her treacherous journey
into the Promised Land will test her spiritual and physical fortitude.
Lake Los Angeles (2014) completes Mike's desert trilogy which also
includes: Littlerock (2010) and Pearblossom Hwy (20 12).
Life Feels Good (Chce si? zy?) (Poland), directed by Maciej Pieprzyca.
L
~{~
LA&,wa.&.IIIoauJ
FLORIDA PREMIERE. The winner of several major awards at the
~T"-4..J:¥JXl . . . . . -r
2014 Polish Academy Awards, Life Feels Good is the funny, brazen, sexual, fierce and wistfully melancholic story of Mateusz, a boy born with cerebral palsy and whose inner voice dialogue drives the film's narrative during his 26 year fight to communicate with the world. Like My Left Foot, which is also based on a true story, the Maciej Pieprzyca-directed film draws parallels to Poland's national struggles over the time period of Mateusz's life, both the nation and the man refusing to give up. Paradise (Paraiso) (Mexico), directed by Mariana Chenillo. FLORIDA PREMIERE. Director Mariana
Chenillo's second feature film takes on society's obsession with "the perfect body" through light­
hearted humor, poignant wit and absurd definitions of relationship balance. A deeply in-love,
overweight married couple's relationship suffers when, humiliated by social weight-loss chatter, they mutually seek to shrink their plus-sized bodies. Only one spouse succeeds, burdening the "failing" spouse with today's idea of appearance and self-worth, even in the presence of unconditional love.
The premiere at the Festival will be Chenillo's second visit. Her previous film, Nora's Will, won the Audience Award at MiamiFF26 in 2009. Root (Raiz) (Chile), directed by Matias Rojas ValenCia. FLORIDA PREMIERE. What happens when the estranged, abused 20-something daughter of a privileged family spontaneously adopts a nine yea r old boy orphaned from her domineering mother's maid 's death? A long, rewarding road-trip, fraught with self-discovery, and bond-building. Despite their considerable age difference, Amalia and Cristobal's common experiences of difficult family life are reinforced by director Matias Rojas Valencia's striking, imposing scenery, at once building connections between the characters, the planet, and the wonders of life itself. Spanish Affair (Ochos apellidos vascos) (Spain), directed by Emilio Martinez-Lazaro. EAST COAST
http ://acedmagazi n e. com/mia mi-i nternatio nal-mini-film -fest-starts-october -161
2/4
10/16/2014
Miami International Mini Film Fest starts October 16 - ACED Magazine
PREMIERE . No film in 2014 has tapped the Spanish zeitgeist to the
astonishing level represented by Emilio Martinez-Lazaro's Spanish
Affair, catapulting the 98-minute comedy to become the all-time
highest-grosSing Spanish film at the domestic Spanish box office. A
love-smitten Seville man must pretend to be a Basque man in order to
win the girl of his dreams, highlighting the cultural divide between
northern and southern Spain. The tensions of Basque separatist
sentiments, exasperated by Spain's economic crisis, are a difficult
daily reality, providing a taboo-busting opportunity to ease the pai n
with laughter through a seemingly-innocent film that proves
otherwise.
Vara: A Blessing (Bhutan
I Hong Kong I Sri Lanka), directed by Khyentse Norbu. FLORIDA PREMIERE.
Director Khyentse Norbu's lush, breathtaking visu als unfold the story of India's brutal, indiscriminate
caste system, which too-frequently constricts the possibility for the simplest, earnest relationships.
The communion of love, art and spirituality collide when a lower-caste MUSlim enraptures a lovely
Hindu girl through the earthy, artistic grace of pottery, complicating village elder plans of marrying
Lila off to a wealthy scion. Vara: A Blessing is a triumphant expression of whirling dance, music and
the boundaries of devotion. The film is accompanied by music from worldwide famed composer and
producer Nitin Sawhney. Director Norbu, who is a practicing lama, visited MiamiFF21 in 2004 when his
previous film, Travellers & Magicians, was screened at the Olympia Theater.
In addition to M!FFecito's slate of premieres, visionary playwright and director Moises Kaufman will
host a special event titled A Conversation with MOises Kaufman & THE LARAMIE PROJECT
Retrospective Screening.The Laramie Project, his landmark 2002 HBO documentary, chronicles the
legislative aftermath of gay teen Matthew Shephard's hate-crime murder. The film, an expose of
intolerance and discrimination which echoes current news from Russ ia and Africa, offers fresh lessons
in the ongoing war. The Matthew Shepard Hate Crimes Prevention Act has positively impacted the
past five years in the United States. The director will lead a post-screening conversation on the issues,
techniques, and engagement his landmark film helped spark. Originally from Caracas, Venezuela,
Kaufman is currently in Miami rehearsing for the November debut of Bizet's Carmen, which is being
co-produced by his Tectonic Theater Project.
Tickets wi ll go on sale to the general public on Thursday, September 18, 2014. Tickets : 1-844-565­
6433(MIFF) or www.miamifilmfestival.com/MIFFecito. Opening Night Film + Party $50
II $40 for
members. All other screenings $12 adults, $11 seniors, $10 members, $7 students. For membership
opportunities or more information, please visit www.miamifilmfestival.comor call 305-237-FILM(3456).
Miami International Film Festival is the only major film festival event housed within a college or
university .
Facebook
Twitter
Google+
Devil Incarnate, a Devilish Honeymo ...
Pinterest
Reddit
Tumblr
Email
The Good Lie, a Shocking Look at In ...
About John Delia
John Delia has been on all sides of the movie business from publi cations to film
making. He has worked as a film criti c with ACED Magazine for 9 years and earned a
Bachelors degree in communications from the University of Florida. John is a member
of the South Eastern Film Critics Association. He serves as the film editor of Aced
Magazine. Follow John on Twitter @staragent1 or send him a message at [email protected]
View all
pOSIS
by John Delia»
Related Posts
http://acedmag azine .com /m ia mi-i nte rnational-min i- fil m-fes t-starts-octo be r-161
3/4
./>.
0
tv
!>­
~
0
0'
()
0
:3
0
()
:3
0
~.
-+­
V>
CD
~
l\1IFFecito - Fihll 'with :YIiami Flavor
October 16th - October 19th
Can't wait u ntil n ext year for the I\Iiami International Film Festival? Not to worry! Miami Dade
College's MDCu.lt ure progra m brings us, I\HFFecito, a mid-season "'taster of what's to co me ne:-..'t
year!
Nothing in Miami is ever ordinary especially this film showcase! MIFFecito scraps the e..\..-pected
soda. popcorn. and 5-l1o-caps for a popup concession stand a la Miami-style! Beginning October
16th through 19th. the rustorical1926 mo\;e house. Tower ll1eater , is host to a pop -up cafe! The
culinary e.."\.-perts at Tinta y Cafe will serv!;' Miami favorites ",.-bile guests \iew the premiers
ot
heralded international fiJ..ms submitted from countries including Bhutan, Cuba, Italy, Mexicv,
Poland. and Spain, Clic.k heTe for ticket infonnation .
"Visit the conca.o;sion stand for delicious classics like Croquetas de J amon (ham croquettes) and
Pastelitos de Guayaba. Queso & Carne (guava. cheese & beef pastries).
Also try one of Tint a Y Cafe -5 signature Cuban sand,\;ches ,,-;th a side of plantain chips! Try El
Patna made with h a m, pork
5'\;55
cheese, mortadl'lla, pickl es and mustard or E{ Gallego made
''''1th prosciutto, can timpalo _ma nchego cheese and tom ato. You can also try La Calena made
,..ith prosciutto, turkey , manehego cheese, tomato. ted onion, fresh cilantro and cilantro mayo.
San~
room for dessert because you won't ,\'ant to mi.ss out on the Homemade Flan! Pair your
movie snacks ,..i th a delicious Cafe can Leche, Cortadito or Colada and your eC\.'"J>€ri ence is
complete!
For even m ore l\liami culture, join YiIFFecito at the Openin g Night After-Party on October
16th' Go back in tilne to the days of jazz and g a mblers a t the newly re-opened Ball & Chain
(1513 S1,V 8th Street, across the street fro m Tower Theater) , a historic music dub dating back to
1935-
~lingle
with fellow mo\;e-lovers and enjo: live music. traditional Cuba n tapas and Dowi.ng
drinks f rom Bombay Sapphice and Stl'lla Artois.
Program Linl'up:
Oct 16th I 7PM- BehayioT (Cuba) followed by The Blue CaT (Cuba) 9 PM- Opening Night
After-Party at Ball & Chain
Oct r;th I 7PM- I Can Quit \Yheneyer I Want (Italy) 7 :30PM Root (Chile) 9:3 0 PM Carmina
}\nd Amen (Spain)
Oct 18th I 6:30PM Root (Chile) 9PM- Lake Los Angeles (USA) 9 :30PM - Paradise (Mexico)
Oct 19th I 6 P M - Life Feels Good (Pola nd) 6 :30PM - Lake Los Ange1es (USA) 7PM- Ya ra : A
Blessing (Bhutan, Hong Kong, Sri Lauka) 8: 3 0PM- Spa nish Affair (Spain)
L
From Normcore to Celebrated Cuban Stars: 7 Must-See Movies In Miami This Week I Ar. .. Page 1 of 13
REMEZCLA
CHICAGO
LOS ANGELES
MIAMI
NEW YORK
SAN FRANCISCO
PHOENIX
MUSICA
IfilleMEZCLA1
HOME
EVENTS IN YOUR CITY
VIDEO
~I
REMEZCLA » Article : From Normcore to Celebrated Cuban Stars : 7 Must-See
, Submit Query
REMEZCLA » READ
Movies I. ..
Follow us:
I
»
I Join Remezcla get weekly e-mail newsletters
4
Tweet
~I
Like
3
g+l
Send
[REMEZCLAj
From Normcore to Celebrated Cuban Stars: 7 Must­
See Movies In Miami This Week
BY Andrew S. Vargas I PUBLISHED: Wednesday, October 15th, 2014
http://www.remezcla.com/20 14/Iatinlfrom-normcore-to-celebrated-cuban-stars-7 -must-se...
10/ 15/2014
From Normcore to Celebrated Cuban Stars: 7 Must-See Movies In Miami This Week I Ar... Page 2 of 13
For years the Miami International Film Festival (MIFF) has been a friend to Latin American cinema. With an
official competition typically jam-packed with the best offerings from Tijuana to Tierra del Fuego, and a special
prize for Best Latin American Opera Prima, there's no question the festival stays true to its Miami roots (that is,
it recognizes that Miami is only nominally part of the United States). Now, for the first time, the MIFF is
offering South Florida cinephiles the film festival equivalent ofa shot of Cuban coffee - a concept they took
quite literally when they named this mid-season taste of the Miami Film Festival, MIFFecito. Get it?
Packing 10 red carpet premieres into 4 short days, complete with galas, filmmakers in attendance, and all the
trappings of an international film festival, it's as though someone swaggered up to the MIFF programming
office and said, "Oye asere, ponme un filmecito ahi." And guess what? Half of the films are of some Ibero­
American extraction, so this little taste should definitely keep you awake until next year's edition of the festival.
So SoFlo residents, put on your guayaberas and head down to the Tower Theater starting October 16 for a
sugary sweet shot of MIFFecito. Here's what you have to look forward to.
http://www.remezcla.com/20 l4/Iatinlfrom-normcore-to-celebrated-cuban-stars-7 -must-se ...
10/ 15/2014
to
7
Conducta
Behavior
Director: Ernesto D
Country: Cuoa Year: 2014 the Best
Ar...
3
3
as story centers on Chala
with
role models. He
doesn't know who his father
but
Cuban star Alina
his
sixth
teacher.
..
1 15/2014 to
Stars: 7
Miami
4
I Ar...
13
CarminayA
Carmina and men
Director: Paco Leon Co ntry: Spain Yea: 201 of his
hit
10/1
14 7
to
I Ar...
5
3
Lake Los Angeles
Director: Mike Ott Co n : USA Year: 14 Francisco
on the side by
from Mexico
the
to
her up.
her vast imagination to
man who
and makes money
house for illegal
manage to cross the border
Mexican girl ends up at Francisco's place
to deliver the money, the young girl is forced to escape into the
her com pany.
4
6
Ar...
to
13
El carro
The Blue Car
Directo : Valerie Hein Country: Cub Ger any Year: 201 death forces Hansel,
restore the trust lost over the years in
18.
to care for
and an
Car screens with
..
Los
1
14 to Celebrated
7
I Ar...
7
13
Paraiso
Paradise
Director: Mariana Chenillo ou try: Mexico Year: 013 live in
who dress alike in their own
normcore and appear to be
with one another.
fitness has never
a
them until
Carmen overhears some chatter at a
the
to
herself into a Ulp;crht_
- so she
program, and conv
to sufrer when Alfredo is the
one able to
14
r.rrn,,("),·p
to
Cuban
7
8
13 Root
irector: Matias Roj Valen Co ntry: Chile Year: 2013 an
Amalia decides to
her
14
7
to
9
Ocho apellidos vascos Spanish Affair Director: milio Martin
Country:
ain
.201
ro
is smitten with the
Amaia
she leaves his bed the next
The~___"
16
19 at Miami
13
Amaia
's Tower Theater.
..
1
4
lVIIFFECIT'O - A MID-SEASON T'ASTE OF T'HE MI_AMI INT'ERNAT'IONAL FIL~1 FEST'IVAL DOWNTOWN MIAMI AREA ADO TO FAVORITES
lIfe
\::..:..:: ' •
uanra bencn
®
Hollywood
"l l
~
hi .
.
Nort Miami
,Beach
, '12 ~
H~leah
§)
Dor;]1
Miami
Tnmlsm l Coral Gable!: (W)
Kendall Cu tler Cutler Bay
fJiD
Homp'~, r e;'H1
Map data ©20 14 Google
ADDRESS
OVERVIEW MDe'S TOWER THEATER 1508 SW 8TH ST. MIAMI. FL 33135 http://www. miamifilmfesti va l.com/a bou.
MIFFECITO - A MID-SEASON TASTE OF THE MIAMI INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL
on 1~ 2~14 - ~n 19 2~14
Film
A Mid-Season Taste of #MiamiFF: October 16-19, 2014.
During the four-day event, MIFFecito will distill the annual MiamiFF experience showcasing the
best of world cinema, into a concentrated weekend of 8 to 10 international, North American, U.S .
and Florida red-carpet premieres accompanied by in-person appearances by visiting filmmakers
and stars, as well as parties and additional events.
NEARBY THINGS TO DO
ARTS & CULTURE
LISTINGS
BUSINESS SERVICES
CRUISE
MIFFecito in Miami , FL - Oct 16, 2014 12:00 PM I Eventful
10/16/2014
Location (City or Zip)
Search for
Miami metro area
Concerts
Festivals
Comedy
Family
eg ojazz , Coldplay or The Fillmore
Nighlllfe
Pe riorming Arts
Sports
Las Vega s
SEARCH
More
MtFFECtTO EVENT TIME & TICKETS
MIFFECIT( IN MIAMI
1. Motley Crue
-~--
-
-~--
--~--
Mt'·am'
- ---
'-
.
g +T
0
October 16, 2014 - October 19, 2014
Thursday 12 :00 PM - Sunday 12:00 AM
'-
IC ol
--
--
.
-
3. Daughtry
4 . Jason Derulo
5. Dodge Presents : Motley ..
Tower Theater, Miami Dade College
1508 SW Eighlh Slreet
Miami, Florida
Map
6. Disney live I Mickey' s Ma ..
7. Festival Of Praise 2014 fe ..
8. Foster Tho People
PERFORMERS :
-----,.
2. Enrique Iglesias & Pitbull
9. Ringo Starr & His All-Star ..
No Performers Listed
­
10. Jordan Knight and Nick. TRACK EVENT
Going to this event?
, .'
o people track thi s event
More people going :
I WANNA GO
See All More Events For You
See All
Be the first to brag about ill
.,. Share on Facebook
O r'. 17 · 8 UfJ P ~l.
f .... [N
ET MLS
MIFFECITO
OClober 16. 2014 - Oclober 19, 2014
While the big cinemati c showcase kn own as the Mlamllntemational Frlm Festival won't be here until spring, this new pre­
party of sorts will cond ense some of the world's best cinema into eight 10 ten red-<::8rpet premieres as well a s actor and
filmmaker appearances. various talks and a heavy social component. For program and ticket information. viSit
mlamifilmfeSlival.com or ca ll 305.237.3456.
Jd 2n - 1 J: I Pr ~~
Cost: Times and ticket prices vary
Categories: Film
LINKS :
Event details al modernluxury.com ! I Event details at socia lmiami .com !
(,k f
26 • i . ,~~ J
P!O.~
Event details may change at any time , always ch eck with the event organizer when planning to attend this event or purchase
tiCk.ets.
Report offensive coment on thiS page
Get more events for you
MMi
~J
IS ABOIJT
:,
MI~Fl:CIf(>
Gone Girl Now Playing \ Watch Trailer In
Ca r1 ha9(~.
Mo
lorm(Jr Naw York·bas ed wriler NIr.l<. Uunne (Ben Alit. http://miami.eventful .com/events/miffecito-/EO-O 0 1-075939673-6
1/3
National Book Award finalists announced I The Miami Herald
Page 1 of 3
ENTERTAINMENT (HTTP://WWW.MIAMIHERALD.COM/ ENTERT AINMENT I)
> BOOKS (HTTP://WWW.MIAMIHERALD.COM/ENTERT AINMENT/ BOOKS/ )
National Book Award finalists announced
BY HILLEL ITALIE - ASSOCIATED PRESS 10/ 15/20142:38 PM I Updated : 10115/20142:39 PM Can' t We Talk About Somethin g More Pleasant?
Roz Chas t. Bl oomsbury. 240 pages . $28 .
Novelist Marilynne Ro binson, cartoonist Roz Chast and former U.S. poet laureate Louise
Gluck are among this yea r' s fi nalists for the National Book Awards.
Robinson was cited for "Lila," the third of an Iowa-based trilogy that began with her
Pulitzer Prize-winning "Gilead." Chast was nominated for her graphic memoir "Can't We
Talk About Something M ore Pleasant?" and Gluck for the poetry collection "Faithful and
Virtuous Night." The Nati ona l Book Foundation, a nonprofit organization that presents
the awards, announce d fi ve finalists in each of four categories Wednesday. A long list of
10 per category was re leased last month.
http://www.miamihew ld .co lll
' l; Jl IlT l ~l i nment/boo ks/article 2818331.html
10116/2014
National Book Award fin ali sts announced I The Miami Herald
Page 2 of 3
Winners, each of whom receive $10,000, will be disclosed at a Nov. 19 ceremony in New
York. Daniel Handler of "Lemony Snicket" fame will host and honorary prizes will be given
to science fiction-fan tJ sy writer Ursula K. Le Guin and literacy advocate Kyle Zimmer.
The fiction list was a mix of such long-established authors as Robinson and newer fiction
writers, including Emily St. John Mandel, nominated for the post-apocalyptic novel
"Station Eleven," and Iraq War veteran Phil Klay, cited for his debut collection,
"Redeployment." Most of the books told stories of war and devastation, from "Station
Eleven" and "Redeployment" to Rabih Alameddine's novel set in Beirut, "An Unnecessary
Woman," and Antho ny Doerr's "All the Light We Cannot See," set in Europe during World
War II.
Another novel set during wartime, Richard Flanagan's "The Narrow Road to the Deep
North," won Britain 's M an Booker Prize on Tuesday night. By Wednesday morning, 'The
Narrow Road" wa s ill ~il e top 2 0 on Amazon .com, the kind of sales surge U.S. publishers
would like to see for t il e National Book Awards. The book foundation, which has several
publishers on its bow ' l of direc to rs , introduced longlists and other changes to the
nominating proc ess a ',l ear ago in an attempt to emulate the Bookers ,
Nonfiction nomine es besides Chast, the only woman in the category, were Anand Gopal
for "No Good Men Amo ng the Living: Ameri ca, the Taliban, and the War Through Afghan
Eyes"; John Lah r fu r ' I ennesse c William s"; Evan Osnos for "Age of Ambition : Chasing
Fortune, Truth, and FL l h in the r'~ ew China"; Edward O. Wilson for "The Meaning of
Human Existe nce"
In young peopl e' s liter'l ture, fin cll ists were Eliot Schrefer for "Threatened," Steve Sheinkin
for "The Port Chic ag o 50: Disa st er, Mutiny, and the Fight for Civil Rights," John Corey
Whaley for "No ggi n, " u eborah Wi les for "Revolution : The Sixties Trilogy, Book Two" and
Jacqueline Wo ou ,on i Jr "Brown Girl Dreaming." All but Corey have been nominees in
previous years
The poetry fin alist ',
\'ir
re Gluck, . ann y Howe for "Second Childhood," Maureen N.
McLane for "ThiS Glue, " Fred Moten for "The Feel Trio" and Claudia Rankine for "Citizen:
An American Lyric. "
http: //www . miamih '_' J' : I ~
' .,,' n/enterta; :mcnt/books/arti cle28 1833 1.html
1011 6/2014
National Book
A'x~ l d
:-
~
'i ts
annOl: .-.:d I The Miami Herald
Page 3 of3
A total of 1,425 bo ok') were submitted for the awards, with finalists chosen by five­
member pane l:' i ,~
~I .l
categ o: ~ that include writers, book sellers and other members of
the literary cor; .. ,
Finalists in no nfict ion, fiction, Y/A and poetry will appear Nov. 21 at Miami Book Fair
International.
http ://www.miamilw r, I
, ~"llll1entertai Illllent/books/article2818331.html
10116/2014
Get To Know The Finalists For The 2014 National Book Award I New Hampshire Public ... Page 1 of2
Listen Live •
On ·Air Sched\ll c
Word or Mouth
Season or The Witch: How The
Occult Saved Rock & Roll
The Exchange
The Sky Guys On Mars: From
Rovers And Orbiters To Huma
Settlement
Book News & Features
11 :05
B J;y_cn~
Comm u nity
ullman l(lItf'T
;rersa
NDI[
C~.r <;oD.t~C\
DONED
NHPR Even ts
NHPR & UNH Law Present
'Rudman Center Conversati ons
With The Candidates'
AM V;ff; O~T0BEP 15 ?~1 4
Get To Know The Finalists For The 2014
National Book Award
OnglM[)tlv pUblIsh ed on Woo Octooor 15. 20 14 219
pOI
Listen
8:55
(buir!(mediad mtbljchmad('"j'i! inn nel / ll /sha[cdloJ)[/slyle<;/x Ii! rge/nprs hared /2oI410!1S6111! B3.ipg)
NPR
The National Book Awards shortlists - forjiction. nonfiction, poen'y and yOllng
people's literature - were annollnced Wednesday on Morning Edition by Mitchell
Kaplan, co-follnder ofMiami Book Fair International and former president of the
Am erican Booksellers Association. Read more abollt each of thejinalists below.
Cop~rlght
2{) 14 NP R. To s e~ fnOrl? vi.sif http: //\'.' \\''W n p ...ot'J/.
RELATED PROGRAM
• Morning Edition (/proqrams/moming-edilion)
http://nhpr .org/post/ get -know-finalists- 20 14-national-book -award
10/16/2014
10/16/2014
READER SUBMITTED: Connecticut Author Takes the Bronze - Hartford Courant
READER SUBMITTED: Connecticut Author Takes the Bronze By Kourtney Heintz,
Statewide
OCTOBER 10, 2014, 710 PM
Kourtney Heintz (Brett D. Helgren)
W
OLCOTr, CT (October 1,2014) Connecticut author Kourtney Heintz was thrilled when her debut nove l,
The Six Train to Wisconsin, won a bronze medal for paranormal fiction in the Readers Favorite
International Book Awards . Heintz explained, Ive never won a medal in anything before. rvlaybe a ribbon in 5th
grade for tug of war, but thats it.
Six Train is a gripping paranormal novel about a man named Oliver, who attempts to save his wife Kai from her
out-of-control telepathy. He brings her to the quiet Wisconsin town he abandoned a decade ago, where he must
confront the secrets of his past to save their future.
Heintz has been invited to the Readers Favorite Award Ceremony in Miami, Florida during the Miami Book Fair.
At the ceremony, she will be called on stage to accept a bronze medal for her book. This kind of public recognition
is rare for authors, Heintz said. I booked my ticket to Miami the day I found out I won. Because her book won the
bronze medal, copies will be on sale in the Readers Favorite Booth at the Miami Book Fair, which is the largest
book fair in the country.
Six Train was also a 2014 National Indie Excellence Awards Winner for cross genre fiction, 2014 International
Book Awards Finalist, 2014 EPIC Ebook Awards Finalist, 2013 USA Best Book Awards Finalist, and 2012 Am azon
Breakthrough Novel Awards Semifinalist.
Heintz has been featured in the Republican American, on vVTNHs CT Style, and Everything Internet on the radio.
The article in the Republican American was picked up by the AP and ran nationally.
Heintz has traveled extensively to promote her book, giving free workshops, intimate author talks, and signing
books at libraries, wineries, museums, universities, high schools, book festivals, fantasy conventions, and writing
conferences across the country. She was invited to participate in a local author event at both RJ Julia Booksellers
and Barnes and Noble.
You can find out more about Kourtney and her book on her website: http ://kourtneyheintz.com.
Copyright © 2014, Hartford Courant
http://www.couranl.com/communily/rocky-hill/hcrs-93140-statewide-2014100 1-slory .hlml
1/2
10/16/20 14
Rankine, Robinson Top National Book Award Shortlists
I,.
r"
I Poets and Writers
~
Subscnbe to PrllH
Poets~rfiers
:::.t: : :!! ~:
lu,.nna::.
Su bsc ribe to Digitul
GIve ~ Gift
R e n '~ w
Help
'\
~ Ill".' r J l J ~
II.
'"
Home ) Magazine» Blogs » G&A: The Contest 810g » Rankine, Robin son Top National Book Award Shortlists
Rankine, Robinson Top National Book Award Shortlists
G&A: The Contest Blog Poets & Writers Magazine Prize Reporter The National Book Foundation has announced the shortlists for its 2014 National Book Awards. The finalists in poetry, fiction, nonfictio n, and young people's literature were announced this morning on NPR's Morning Edition by Mitchell Kaplan, cofounder of Miami Book Fair International and former president of the American Booksellers Association. SHARE
I ~~ ? 1
.. "t" .
The finalists in poetry are Louise
GlUck, Faithful and Vinuous Night
(Farrar, Straus and Giroux) ; Fanny
Howe, Second Childhood (Graywolf
Press); Maureen N. McLane , This
Blue (Farrar, Straus and Giroux);
Fred Moten, The Feel Trio (Letter
Machine Editions); and Claudia
Rankine , Citizen: An American Lyric
(Graywolf Press).
Recent Posts
Rankine, Robinson Top National
Book Award Shortlists
Richard Flanagan Wins Man
Booker Prize
French Novelist Patrick Modiano
Wins Nobel Prize
Submissions Open for Doheny
Book Award
Brooklyn Poet Wins Detroit Write
a House Residency
The finalists in fiction are Rabih
Alameddine , An Unnecessary
Woman (Grove Press); Anthony
_
____ ___ Doerr, All the Light We Cannot See (Scribner); Phil Klay, Redeployment (Penguin); Emily St. John Mandel, Station Eleven (Knopf); and Marilynne Robinson, Lila (Farrar, Straus and Giroux) . Archived Posts
October 2014 (4) September 2014 (6) The finalists in nonfiction are Roz Chast, Can't We Talk About Something More Pleasant ? (Bloomsbury); Anand Gopal, No Good Men Among the Living: America, the Taliban, and the War through Afghan Eyes (Metropoli tan Books ); Evan Os nos, Age of Ambition: Chasing Fonune, Truth and Faith in the New China (Farrar, Straus and Giroux); John Lahr. Tenne ssee Williams: Mad Pilgrimage of the Flesh (Norton); and Edward O . Wilson , The Meaning of Human Existence (Liveright). August 2014 (5) July 2014 (4) June 2014 (9) May 2014 (9) April 2014 (8) March 2014 (6) The finalists in young people's literature are John Corey Whaley, Noggin (Atheneum Books); Deborah Wiles, Revolution (Scholastic) : Jacqueline Woodson, Brown Girl Dreaming (Nancy Paulsen Books); Eliot SchreIer, Threatened (Scholastic); and Steve Sheinkin, The Pon Chicago 50: Disaster, Mutiny and the Fight for Civil Rights (Roaring Boo ks Press).
February 2014 (4) January 2014 (7) More The finalists were selected from a longlist in each category. Fiction heavyweights Richard Powers and Jane Smiley failed to make the cut, while relative newcomers Phil Klay and Emily SI. John Mandel join Pulitzer Prize-winner Marilynne Robinson, whose novel Home was a final ist for the National Book Award in 2008. On th e poetry side, veteran Edward Hirsch was also cut from the long list, while favorites GlUck, Howe , and Rankine (who earlier this year received the $50,000 Jackson Poetry Prize from Poets & Writers, Inc.) top the lis!. Follow Us
G&A: The Contest Blog
@poe tswritersinc
Poets & Writers
The winners will be announced at a ceremony in New York City on November 19. headlined by
Daniel Handler-also known as Lemony Snicke!.
Grants & Awards
View the Writing Contests
Database
Photo.' Claudia Rankine
Printable Version
Log in to Save Log in or Register to add a comment
Log in to Send
Permalink Read : G&A: The Contest Blog Subscribe to P&W Magazine
I
Donate Now
I
Advertise
I
Sign up for E-Newsletter
I
!::ig!p
I
About Us
Conlact Us I View Mob"e Site
© Copyright Poels & Writers 2014. All Rights Reserved
http://WVNJ.pw .0rg/contenUra nkine_robinson_to p_ national_book_award _shortl ists?cmnt_all= 1
1/2
0/16/2014
2014 National Book Award Finalists Announced
on
Home;> 2014 National Book Award Finalists Announced
2014 National Book Award Finalists Announced
1
on
14
The
Fair
•
•
•
......
~~-~J'.~
---·f-·_·J·····­
• Emily
John
el,
• Marilynne Robinson,
NON •
•
&
•
•
•
•
•
•
Press)
YOUNG
LE'S
RE
•
•
•
•
the
n
Brook
Whaley, Noggin Wi
Revolution:
Young
for Civil
mon &
1/2
2014 National Book Award Finalists Announced
10/16/2014
•
Woodson,
Girl
p
(Nancy
and
November 1
SourceURl:~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~2ll~~~~~~~~
2/2
MIAMI HERALD
I MiamiHerald.com
----
--------
O .SI
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 16, 2014
NC
--------
I t 3N
RELI GIO Archdiocese to honor 'Women_ofFaith ~ COWMH1ST
he Archc!.i.ocese of
Miami will honor 10
BeaL.
outstanding women
ifines
from throughout the arch~
bea.hines@
gmail.com
diocese at its flrst ever "Women of Faith" awards ole foot-stomping, hand­
luncheon.
The women ill be hon­
clapping, Southern gospel
singing when the Home­
ored for their dedication
stead Gospel Singers ap­
and cOmmitment to the
, Catholic Church at the
pear in concert at 7 p.rn..
luncheon to be at noon on
Friday at Silver Palm UnitOct. 26, at the Turnberry
. ed Methodist Church, 15855
Isle Hotel, 19999 W Coun­
SW 248th St.
try Club Dr., Aventura.
The group of singers,
The honorees are: Barba­ Marge Bidwell as lead
vocalist, have been togeth­
ra Romani of Our Lady of
er for more than adecade.
Guadalupe Parish; Marie
Ludwick, st. Paul the Apos­ The other singers are Win­
tle Parish; Coral Aru:i. Coyle, nie Peeler, alto, and Katie '
St. Gregory parish;Sally
Jones, tenor.
Russomanno, St. Louis
The singers come from
Parish; Swanee DiMare, St. different backgrounds and
Hugh parish; Christina
states. Bidwell is a native of
Weils, Archbishop McCar­
Tennessee, Peeler is from
thy High School; Wmi
North Carolina, and Jones
Amaturo, st. John the Bap­
is a native of Missouri.
tisth Parish; Ada Armas,
Since they started sing~
Epiphany Parish; Marile
ing as a group, the Home­
Lopez, Sts. Peter and Paul
stead Gospel Singers have
traveled throughout the
Parish, and Jacqueline De
SouZa, st. John Newman
country singing at church­
Parish.
es, hoedowns, schools and
Ttickets to the luncheon . wherever they found an
are $150 each. Table spon­
au.dience. They have also
soring is available. All pro­
traveled and performed
ceeds from the event "Will
with some well-known
benefit Catholic Education groups and have recorded
by providing tuition assist­
three CDs, which included
ance to needy students.
recording sessions at
For tickets and more
Chuck Atkins Recording
information go to:
Studio in Columbia.
w 'VITW.miarniarch.org.
Tennessee.
According to press
HOMESTEAD
release, the ladies "love
GOSPEL SINGERS
singing God's praise!' and
Get ready for some gooc tou:bmc- the hearts of the
T
audience."
FolloWing the concert,
you will be able to meet the
singers at a reception in the
church's fellowship hall
The concert is free, but a
free v.'ill offering will be
accepted.
CHORALE, JAZZ
PERfORMANCES
Here's more for all you
music lovers out there: The
Ci-Jic Chorale of Greater
Miami and the Miami Dade
College·Percussion-En­
semble will perform at the
Food Glorious Food con­
cert at 4 p.m. Sunday at st.
Andrew's Episcopal
Church, 14260 Old Cutler
Rd., Palmetto Bay.
Following the concert,
there will be a fooci tasting.
Then, from 11 arn.. to 8
p.m. on Oct. 25, St. An­
drews "vill have its Jazz
Fest and BBQ The event
will feature Dr. Ed Calle in
concert.
The purpDse of the fes­
tival is to provide a day of
musical entertainment and
good food to the Virider
comrnur.ity, while bringing
awareness about and raiS­
ing funds for those in need.
From 11 am. to 4 p.m.,
10 al high school and col­
lege jazz bands will per­
form. They includ Gulliv­
er Preparatory School,
Ne w World Schoo of the
Arts and Miami Dade Col­
lege.
The afternoon portion is
free to the public but a
donation of money and of
canned goods is requested.
Food and drink vendors
will be available on the
church property from 11
am. to 4 p.m.
The evening pOrTion of
the festival is from 5:30 to
8:30 p.rn.. and requires the
purchase of a ticket, which
can be purchased at
www.standrewsmiami.org.
Intemationally ac­
claimed saxophonist and
jazz performer Dr. Ed Calle,
will be the featured artist.
Calle has been nominated
twice for a Latin Grammy
award. Calle also is a prolif­
ic composer and arranger.
In addition to Calle,
Maestro Bobby Ramirez,
also an internationally
acclaimed jazz artist, will
perform.
Ramirez plays the sax­
ophone and flute and per­
forms original jazz compo­
sitions i.n.nuenced by Afro­
Cuban, bebop, bossa nova,
and swing.
The program will also
feature the jazz band of the
University of Jvtiami.
Funds raiSed at the fes­
tival will be used to sup­
port two st. Andre~"'s
C Ul'ch mission projects; to
build a clean water well
and pump station at at St.
Marie Madelaine Parish
and School in Bandeau,
Haiti, and to support St.
Andre '"'~ local food pantry
ministry.
The weil project is to
replace well tha~ is con-
cus of a talk by Roche1son
at 7 p.rn.. on Oct. 20, at the
Jewish Museum of Florida­
FIU, 201 Washington Ave. inM:ia..rni Beach. The story tells of a
young artist debating Zio;.1­
ism with an assimilated
indust:rialiSt ill Victorian"
era England Rochelson
will discuss the story in a
seminar-style setting meant
to remind listeners of both
the persistence and change .
in issues facing Jews in
modern life.
Rochelson, who is also
affiliated With the programs
in Jewish and religious
studies at FIU, is the author
of A Jew in the Public Are- .
na:The Career ofIsrael
Zangwil~ and editor of
Zangwill's 1892 novel Chil­
dren of the Ghetto.
Her talk is part of the
Mondays at the Museum
Series.
. Admission is $10 for the
pUblic, $5 for museum
LECTURE ON 'rV_ _~members and free for stu­
JEWISH 10ENTI
dents with rD. For tickets
Did you lmow that if you and for more information,
lose your sense of peoemail the museum at: plehood, you could lose.
info@je~rishmuseuln.com your identity?
or call 786-972-3175. According to Meri-Jane Send all items at least Rochelson, an English pro­
fWO weeks in advance to fessor at Florida Interna­
Religion Notes, clo eigh­
tional University, this phe­
bars, 2000 NW150th Ave., nomenon has happened
Suite HOS, Pembroke Pines, before and it happens
FL 33028, f ax it to today.
954-538-7018 or email
The 1907 short story by
[email protected]. Pic­
lsrael Zangwill. The Jewish
tures are accepted but can­
Trinity, deal;s with such
not be retumed.
issues. and will be the fo-
taminated by salt water
encroachment and agdcul­
tural runoff The well sup- .
plies water to the 300
school children and fam­
ilies from the local village.
The food pantry serves 925
families from Miami Dade
county, or about 4,000
individuals.
Concert tickets are $35
per person.
Following the evening
. concert, there will be a
sit-down dinner from 8:30
to n p.m. with Calle and
Ramirez. The cost of the
dinner is $25 per person. If
you purchase the concert
and dinner tiCket combina~
tion in advance the cpst is
$50 per person.
If you go, the church is
requesting that you order
your tickets through its
website: www.standrews
miami.org. You may pick
up your tickets at the
concert.
WEEK Or T HURSDA' 0\: r JElt, .
j
2 " ·1
calen
MIFFECITO
TheMiam i Dad e College 3211d an­
nual Miami International Film'.Festi­
val presents·" MIFFecito." The four­
day, mid-seas on, milli version otthe
festival will feature 10 North Ameri­
can, US and Florida red-carpet pre­
mieres accompanied by in-person
appeara nces by visiting filmmakers,
as well as parties and additional
events . Oct. 16- J 9. Tower Theater,
1508 SW Eighth St., Miami. $7-$12
film screenings. Details: (844) 565­
6433 or wlVw.miamiflimfestivai.com.
MIAMI TODAY
---- ~ ~- - - ------
Wt::E i\ OF TI1URSO A
),; I )lk'i
,;>
IvIlAMITODAY
calen "Balsera en Busqueda de
Libertad."
Once Upon an Island
tor to Miami's cultural life for
over 40 years, Ms. Cano recalls
through her artworks a Cuba of
times past with mysticism, ro~
mance and vital beauty. This
exhibition, curated by Janet
Batet, offers a survey of her
work, including paintings, artist's
books and a video. 6-8 p.m. Oct.
17 opening. Exhibits through Oct.
31: Centre Gallery, building 1,
third floor, 300 NE Second Ave.,
Miami. Free.
Details: (305) 237-7700 or
[email protected] or www.
The Miami Dade College
Museum of Art + Design hosts
opening reception for Margarita
Cano's exhibit "Once Upon an
Island." An imp'ortantcontribu~ mdcmoad. org.
ART
Thursday 10/16
ART
LECTURE
Miami Dade College's Museum of
Art + Design hosts "Science Fiction
and its Discontents," a lecture by
Wayne Hodge, Mr. Hodge is an artist
whose work combines elements of
collage, performance and photogra­
phy and explores the relationship
between history, media and fantasies
of race and desire. The lecture will be
followed by a reception in the gallery,
11: J 5 a.m. Black Box Theater;jt MDC
North Campus, Pawley Center, build­
ing 5,11380 NW 27th Ave" Miami.
Free. Details: www.mdcl77ood,ol'g.
-----,- ---~.
WEEi( OF THLIRSD A" · X I Jd ,,:/ ' .;.'
.,
calen
VI
SPECIAL EVENTS
Thursday 10/16
RED BULL SIEMPRE FRESCO
The new music project from Red
Bull, "Red Bull Siempre Fresco." de­
buts with three days of ed ucation,
music collaborati on and a public pe r­
formance . Thc three-da y cx travu­
ganza kicks offwith Red Bull Music
Academy lectu~e , presented in asso­
ciation with MDC L iv e Art" " A
Conversation with Larry Harlow. "
The event will also feature perfor­
mances by nu-Latin DJ co llectives
Moombahton Massive, Que Bajo,
Peligrosa and Electr6pico, culminat­
ing in a final perform ance with salsa
legend Larry Harlow, Grammy award­
-winner Marlow Rosado, La Riqueiia
and the DJ collectives. Oct. 16-1'8.
Times and locations vary. Detail ~;
www.redbull.com/siempre(resco.
- -- -
MIAMI TO DAY
W EEK OF THURSO!\ " OC UBC' ' ,; :> ' ';\
calen
COLLEGE CAMP DAY
Miami Dade College No rth Cam­
pus , in partnership with Wells Fargo
and the Hi s pani c ,S cholarship Fund,
hosts "College Camp Miami" Tile
bilingual workshops will help local
students a nd their pal'cots prepare,
plan and pay for college, The event
will include a Q&A portion 8:30
a.m,-31 , p,m ~·\ MDC North Campu s ,
II 38b NW 27 th Av e., Hialeah. Free.
, De tail s: (305) 237 -1149.
MIAMI TODAY
In ALM Publication
DAILY BUSINESS REVI EW
WED~I ESDAY, Cn0 6E R 15, 2014 dailybusinessu!lJiew.com J
~~~--------~~~~~~
(ALE DAR
Today
HistoryMiami: Debate on medical mah­
juana: The Highs and Lows of Amendment
2;' 5:30-8 p.m.; HistoryMiami, H)l W. Flagler
St., Miami. Cost: Free for HistoryMiami
members, $10 nonmembers. Reservations
at www.historymiami.org. Caf! (305) 3755356oremail11JCHS@hlstorymiamLorg.
Oct. 16
American Arbitration Association: 20'14
Mediation Week event, "Stories Mediators
Tell: Best Practices and Tips for a Successful
Mediation;' American Arbitration Association,
Miami Tower Building, 100 SE Second St., Ste.
2300, Miami, 4-5:30 p.m., 1.5 General FL CME.
Free program . RSVP: [email protected]. Call
(305) 358-7777
Oct. 17
Legal Aid SerYice of 8roward County and
Coast to Coast Legal Aid of South Florida:
"Forty and Fabulous;' 13th annual For the Public
Good fundraising gala, Hilton Fort Lauderdale
Marina, 1881 SE 17th St., Fort Lauderdale. To buy
a ticket or for more information, contact Dorian
Lange at [email protected] or (954) 736-2429.
quirement for licensed Florida attorneys, 2.5 hours CLE credit available. For information, cail Judge Marisa Tinkler-Mendez's office at (305) 548-5771. Oct. 24 Oct. 18
Broward County Bar Association Young
Lawyers Section: 27th annual charity golf tour­
nament to benefit ARC Broward, which services
children with disabilities and special needs. For
more information, contact Renita Henry at (954)
525-6566 or [email protected]
Cuban American Bar Association: 10th annu'al
Art in the Tropics auction and restaurant tasting,
7 p.m., Freedom Tower at Miami Dade College,
600 Biscayne Blvd., Miami. Benefits CABA Pro­
Bono Project.
Oct. 21
Dade County Bar Association: Lunch &
Learn, noon-2 p.m ., Courtroom 4- 1, REG Justice
Building, Phil Reizenstein will present "A Bunch
of Brady"to satisfy new Florida Bar Brady re­
North Dade Bar Association: Luncheon with guest speaker arid jury consultant Amy Singer, "Leveraging Social Media for Trial Strategy," gen­
eral CLE credit, noon, Novecento in Aventura. RSVP to www.northdadebar.com/ events.htm. Od.30 Cuban American Bar Association: Golf tourna­
ment and dinner. 1 p.m. game; 6 p.m. dinn.er. International links Miami, 1802 NW 37th Ave., Miami. For more information, contact Richard Montes de Oca at [email protected] or (305) 704-845 2. Send registration and payment
to Car/os Perez-Abreu, 2121 Ponce de Leon Blvd.,
Ste. 650, Coral Gables FL 33134.
Submit information about upcoming le­
gal events to DBRCalendars@allThtom.
WEE f, 0 1= THURStJA y' 0·':; rOB !::" . , .' . , \
MIAMI TODAY
calend _
events
Saturday 10/18
. DANCE SAMPLER
Dance NOW! Miami , in conjunc­
tion with the Miami Dance Futures
and the Florida ' Dance Education
Organization, presents a weekend of
performances featuring Miami ' s fin­
est local companies and choreogra­
phers. Participating groups include
Karen Peterson & Dancers, TOe
Project, Arts Ballet Theatre of
Florida, New World Dance Ensemble,
Pioneer Winter, Ballet Flamenco La
Rosa, Repertory Dance Theater En­
semble, Dale Andree, Godoy Pradera
Projects and Dance NOW! Miami,
with a special pre-show performance
from ATMA Yoga Dance Company .
8 p.m. Additional performance Oct.
19 . Little Haiti Cultural Complex
Theater, 212 NE 59th Terr., Little
Haiti. $15 students and seniors. $25
others. Details: (305) 975-8489 or
[email protected] or www.
dancenowmiami.org.
WEEK OF THURSDAY, OCTOBER 16, 2014
MIAMI TODAY
MIFFecito en el Tealro Tower
Miami International Film Festival (MIFF), el Festival de
cine internacional e iberoamericano mas importante de
Estaaos Unidos, presentado por el Miami Dade CoJle­
ge, celebra entre el 16 y 19 de octubre su evento preli­
minar MIFFecito 2014. 1B
JUEVES 16 DE OCTUBRE DEL 2014
M FFEcito, para sabo .ear el Festival de Cine de Miami . PILAR AYUSO
Critica de cine/el Nuevo Herald
iami International Film Festi­
val (MIFF), el Festival de cine in­
te'rnacional e iberoamericano
mas importante de Estadbs Uni­
dos, presentado por el Miami Dade Colle­
. ge, celebra entre el, 16 y 19 de octu bre su
evento preliminar MIFFecito 2014, en el
hist6rico Teatro Tower del MDC,
MIFFecito, queune armoniosamente el
Festival con la palabra "cafecito'" remi­
tiendo a una tradici6n cultural de la ciu­
dad, es precisamente un momento unico .
para "sabore .. algunos de los fiLmes que
articiparan en la 32 edici6n del MIFF, en .
arzo del 2015. Las cintas, que han cose­
hade exitos en sus paises e origen, Ita­
l ia, Mexico, C ba, Polonia, Espalla, entre
CORTESIA/M IFF
f'ltros. so vstrenos en Estados Unidos y/o ESCENA DEL filme cubano 'Conducta', diri gido par Ernesto Oaran as, que se
~a Plorida que lJodran di8frntarse con ca- presenta en et Teatro Tower como parte de MIFFEcito.
racter exclusivo en este minifestival.
En 8U primera noche MIFFecito abre
con la premiere en la Florida de la cinta
Conducta (Behavior), del cubano Ernesto
Daranas (Los dioses rotos). Con una histo­
ria que tiene 'de protagonistas a un nino
de degradante entorno familiar y una ve­
terana maestra de escuela, el dra.ma, ge­
nuL'1o y conmovedor, rescata valores hu­
manos perdidos en Wl ambiente marginal
de la sociedad cubana actual. Ha sido la
elegida por Cuba para aspirar a los pre­
mios Goya y Oscar de este ano,
Otros titulos de estreno absoluto en la
Florida son e1 cortometraje The B lue Car
(El carroazul), coproauccion CIe AIema·,
nia y Cuba dirigida por Valerie Heine,
que fevela otro drama cubano con eireen·
cuentro dE dos hermanos en 1a isla; de Me­
xico es Pa radise (Parafso), filme de Ma·
VEA FESTIVAL ~ LA pAGINA 28
Una oportlln-dad par ver los estrenos riana Chenillo (Cinco diGS sin IVora) , q e, de manera desenf,.dada, pone el dedo en 1a llaga de un fenomena so­
cial muy actual: la obsesion par la perfeccion 'fisica; tambien de Lati­
olloa.c'11erica es Root (Raiz),..un drama­
tico retrato fal'11iliar, a cargo del chi­
leno Matias Rojas Valencia.
De Estados Unidos se presenta La­
ke Los Angeles, con el prolifico actor
miamense Roberto Sanchez (Law &
Order), fUme sabre inmigrantes bajo
Ia direcci6n de Mike Ott, que <;:on Lit­
tlerock (2010) y Pearblossom Hwy
(2012) comp]eta su trilo~ia del desier­
to. Otroestreno es]a cinta de Khyen­
tse Norbu, coproducida por Butan, .
CORTESiAlMIFF
HongKong y Sri Lanka, titulada Vac
ra: A Blessing. Filme que destaca las NESTOR CARBONELL y elea DuVall en el films documental 'EI proyecto
enormes diferencias de castas en la Laramie', dirigido por el venezolano Moises Kaufman.
India, con S11 historia de arnOT y espi­
r itualidad entre unjoven musulman en Miami. Otro de la peninsula iberi- invitado Dennis Scholl, Vicepresi­
de baj o l tnaje y una chica que practi­ C3, por primera vez en la costa este de dente de 1a F\mdaci6n Knight.
ca bailes rituales, a quien en su co­ E E UU, es Ochos apeUidos uascos , Otres invitados VIP de la m uest ra
m unidad planean casar con un hom­ (Spanish N J azr).Dirigida por Emi- son e1 actor Roberto Sanchez, 1a rea ­
bre acomodado.
lio Martinez-Lazaro, la comedia, que lizadora Mariana Chenillo, e1 cineas­
A su vez, de Polonia viene Life Fe­ bati6 record de taquilla en su pais; °ta ErnestoDaranas, asi como el actor
els Good, a cargo de Maciej Pieprzyca n os regala unahistoria de mucho ca- . Hector Noas.
.
(My Left Foot). La extraordin aria his­ rader y sentido del humor sobre las
Sobre este minifestival, Jaie La­
tona de es te laur ea 10 fil me habla de diferencias culturales y ansias sepa- plante, di rector ej ecutlvo del l'vIIFF;
un nifio can paralisis cerebr a l y e1 ratistas entre regiones espaiiolas.
ha expresado que "]a amada y refres­
hermoso empefio de sus seres queri­
E1 minifes tival incluye un even to cante 'cultu ra del cafecito es para los
dos por lograr comunicacion con {)1. especial titulado: Una conversacion mediodias de Miami 10 mismo que
Tambi€ m estara I Can Quit Whenever can Moises Kaufman & El Proyecto MIFFecito p ara nuestro festival
I Wa nt (Smetto quando LJogltu), co € ­ La ramie. El fil ru e documental, EJ an ual de m arzo. l'vllFFecitoes un a e­
clia italiana de cr itica social a cargo p royecto Laramie, tiene como punta r itivo par a el plato pr incipal !\IliFF,
de S ydne~ ib.illa , g ndllora de los de mira la dlscrimi aci6n y 18. in tole- las va a 10 .e de otono p "rfecta pa ­
Golden Glob~s de Italia 2014.
ran cia, can el cr imen de odio perpe- r a IQ~ amantes del ine".
Un estreno exclusivo en Nor teame ­ trado al adolescente gay Mateo Sh e­
r ica es Carm ina y amen (Ca rmina pant 8u director, el dramaturgo ve- Mas informacion: 1-844-565-6433
and A men ), deJ espanol Paco Leon y nezolano 1'110ises Kaufman, sosten- (iVIIFF) 0 ww w.miam iJilmfesti­
la actriz Carmina Barrios. secuela dra un encuentro con el p ublico, ua l. com/lvIIFFecito. Para oportuni­
de la pintoresca comedia Carm ina 0 despues de la proyecci6n del fUme. Y dades de ajiliacion,·
.
.
reutenta , que f ue muy bien acogida co mo moderador de la charla estara www. miamifilmfes?ival.com-FILl'v1·
10/14/2014
La sombra de Charles Willeford SUB URBANO
'\u V U ) , \ I 'L~
21109/201d - Gr~JPo d e LeclLlr,J de Bo o ks 8. E
·ja c n u na novela perUr3na
SIJ 13lJ I~ 13 AI,I()
INICIO
I AUTO RES
BOO K ~ ~' Af( K ETPLAC E
\ ,il J
I lITERATURA I COLUMNAS I CINE I MUSICA
Enter yc
StJBLJRBANO EBOOKS
IN DICE
w,' lu':'I " flun/(~ / ;\LrrORI::S F.5TAIJOS Ul'.,r{(}OS /1.(/ sombra ell' Chl1r1C!::> willC!ju rd
Equis - Premio
La sombra de Charles Willeford
....., 2 1 1';/, 1 ,' .1
o
( > ,~o C Cm m4:h:
Independiente - Novela
Twittear
>#
,,,
trill
:\\
SUBURBANO EBOOKS
Contemporanea 2014
~ l ? 1.' : 'tJ':,. "!I
;\ "'1
f
~0
PREMIO EOUIS DE
La brt}ve '1Os10rl " Iiterana de M 'Jm l no helle .nas de
Sdsenta 0 selenla anos. aunque rec.en en Ie decada
de 1 \lSU empeLO <J torna r los cil minas que hoy la
caraGlenlan " I gtmeru nou y IdS h l~lol.a" ~(lbr<; el
choque cullura l En 1985 a~arl~~luConl l c Hm ta l Drift
cit! R U ~~I!lI B'lnk s Ohrd (jill! . ~i" "'r<Jqerar . pmJcmo$
GI.JIlSllh,rar 'Ia yran noveliJ d~ Mlam.". y en 1 ~87 .
desde 1<> non,fiction. T D. AllmRn lanl.D Miami City 0
the Fut ure 'Ni t a AI Ilhm mA~ v'9"nh; pam enlender
n 1'1 c,utJ ad . Perc; e l antes y "I "p.spue. <, n Ii! ,uta
tile ran" de Mia mi 10 marco Charle s W.lleford enlre
198d y 1988 . w ilodo pl.b l.eo lilS nove las de l
detective H o~e Mose ley co nfo,modas por M.a ml
Blues (1984 ). New Hope far the Death (1985),
NOVELA
CONTEMPORANEA
20 14
i,Ouien mato ala
canlante de jazz?
lQuien mato a la ca
Desasosiegos menores
Pur : Subu d )(l// (J
Huellas en el mar .
VOlumen 3
Entrevista a Teresa
COrTlU todo m/omense . Willeford no naelo e n Miami: lIe90 el1 los ailos sesenta - ien ia 41 - . luego de un penplo
por otras cilJdades de Estados Unidos, Frilncia y Peru. Ac a estudio English Lite ratu re en ta Universid ad de
Miami llara dedicarse a If) d oeencia en el Mia mi Dade Coll ege.
A pesar de tene r cereB de una vein ten:, de If tulos balO su n()mb re, no g07.0 de mayor roconoc imiento titera rlo
hasla la apa rici6n de la saga de Hoke Moseley, amb.entada en los p<lt.bula flo s afios ochenl,l de Miami Mosel ey
tj ,vtH-r.lado bu el1 brabedur , vlve en un !lost,,1 de Mia mi Beach y es U ll potieia de 10 calle sucis . Su entorno
nlayormente g ira entre mexica nos eu bat1os , ga ng"'" os . drug de"llers y haitiall os Indocuilleniados 5.11 embargo,
10 vohoso de estas ob ras , ademas de su ca lidad htcraria c s que el deleclivt: . e ll caoa eplsodlQ descub re y sc
"n lmnt« ~ la c ulture latinoamcricana y a un" eiuded que no termifla de con'preader , perc que t,ene que aeepta r
pilre' c,daptmse a aquello 'lue 10 roctea. ~,c c s .ncluso en su enloma lallora l son cada vez mil, Ins r.olcgas pahcias
lit: sc apetlirJan Perez y Simchez -como su compa ri era de guardi" EII,la , cuballl'J que sl b.el' al C\JI11.en70 la
111Ir"bd deslJer:tlvilmente . rnas Adela l'l" ten nina ,;.end o:; U roommate.
A V'l11I..ford sin dud" Mia mi 10 impaclo y a Ir~"e" d~ Hoke Mosp lcy co rnD al tl:lon de (ln~ cluda<1 ha"la tonton ces
pom ",moe "la, (11JE' no ten ia "bsoll,tClm"' i1,. nad", que ve r c on la .magen que vendla Y esO 11<' camblaoo poco
nuesrro~ narradores . dssde los m Ct s comercld18, en In gles comO C,Jrl r-tl"a~"n 0 L% Stand.loni . "'"~ I,, los l11;j s
indie en Espanol, e n cl caso de 105 autores de Vlsje On e Way ->lnto log la de f)n, rad( lres rJ" iv1.arw-. "olllpr,
r? crear a MIa mI. a vcces nolr. il vece s el l: !(leclon "ultwal . y en ",no05 casos hoslil y lIllicll dr. en lender. Ellos
lamblenrnlleslran una ci udad muy dis'",!a de la que s"" cono,-e .
A 'J'IIIteford se 10 lIevo un Infano en 1988, Sil l sosp\!ch ar q lJe estaba dando los primeros trazos a la tdentidad
Iiteraria de una c iudad que , Vell1ticillco Mios despues. no Is tlene lotalrnente consolrdada pero haCia eso va. Et
qUlntu horo de Ia 58 9<1 Mose tey nunca se putl llC6: qucdo en ma nuscr ilc MIQmi Btues fue lievad a a Iv pantatla en
1990 y es considerada uno de los fltm s clas.cos de Mi8nli.
Habk1 r de un padre de la lileratura miamense serlE' muy amb ic.oso . perc si es justo dec" que la sombra de
Ch a rl~ s WIllefo rd esla entre las paginas de nues tros autores .
:0
,l~
,.1
Twittear
La som bre de Charles Willeford
Cuando crei que podia
ser un sujeto original
Desasosicgos meno
Obama y el racismo en
Por: SlIbuI"/)nllo
accion
EI dramedario
Forceps (frag mento de
novela )
Poetas de Miami : Yosie
Crespo
Huel1as en el mar, ,
La sombra de Chartes
Willeford
EI hombre mas pe ligroso
de la tele visi on
Por: Su!nrr'brUl o
..,'
" ·"-·'-ll::4
"
'~."",j.!\'[
. " .:: ,: ~ V
•. ~Jr\: ... '..
i
Urayoan Noel relee Tritce
to
IN : AUTORES ESTADOS UN/DOS
201. Vo/9
Iturriaga
~
Acuse de recib o
Lileratura de Miami
Pedro Medina Leon
Agua dura
Ultima lu na en Miami
<PREVlOUS ARTICLE
EI hombre mas peli!,'Toso de In
televisi o n
/)or: Subw'huno
NEXT ARTICLE>
Poetas de Miami: Yosie Crespo
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
EI corazon de las
tinieblas
Et micrarrelalo es un
fantasma. Elleclor , et
Pedro Medina Leon
Pedro MedIna Leon (peru) , es auto r de los IIb,os Si reets de lvIian<i y Ma.ians no te vere en Mcami y editor de
V.ale One W''Y. et pflmer IIb ru d", cuenlOS de n;,rra dnr<,s h. spano.s de Miami Ha formado parte de diversas
Jrttolvg i<ls y sus tc xtos han sido pubticados en revis tas y med.os Oil fJ rensa como EI Nuevo lIer8ld . Lat,n
http://suburbano.neUla-sombra-de-charles-willeford/
lugar de sus apariciones.
Una aproximacion a la
actualidad det genera
Brevisimo .
I
EL SIL] 1/3
10/14/2014
En las palabras de M.I.L.A : 'Feria Internacional del Libro de Miami' Comenzara el 11 de Octubre
l
More
Next B109»
Create 810g
En Las paLaBras De
i~1 blo~
4e-
I~
Sign III
M.I.L.A "'UJe-I' r-ot\t e.-"'f'0r~t\e.-~I
h' L i >.-,c·II'~ l-<oTltJl.'n
Mooa
I
EvenTOS
I'
MUSlca
~rTe!:l E'nTreTenlmlenTO
I
TV, NoveLas
!:j
MaS..
c on ESTILO pro Plo
paTrOClnanTes
i,QUE BUSCAS?
Siguenos en Facebook
Buscar
"'Ar\-""" 1 <1~
oc\-ubr~ <1~ ').014
'Feria Internacional de1 Libro de 1\!1ian1i'
C0111enZara el11 de Octubre
, Googlc+
INSTAGRAM
Noticias Locales
Ximena Duque Arrvs6 en Permios TLI Mun do
Jencarlos Canela Recibira EI 'Prem io Conquistador' En La MUS A AWARDS Pitinga, cl cantame es paiiol de flamenco que ha
reva lucionad a la mllsica espa nola en cl munda
lI egil a Miilmi
Teatro Para Todos: Quisicra Quere rte Querid a
Artista Argentino Ariel Nan r-i r ma Con 226
Records
http://www.e nlaspalabrasdemila.com/2014 /10/feria-internacional-del-libro-de-miami.html
1/14
10/14 /2014
En las palabras de M.I.L.A : 'Feria Internacional del Libro de Miarni' Comenzara el11 de Octubre
1.:1 '~"-'111ro de I.lIer~1l1..&r'-1 ')' Te.:::.lro {~ 'MIJr pre~iOl1lrj H~'ll1bo',
('~imp II
1\11d'llI
CJI>P tlnlr'f~
(,11
J
~rd
r
'rid III!'." I dt mdl :h)~ llr' ~ n
-jl
I.lrfllhdin ;11 t-:"vf'rilJ Ilt<i-:'ldftu!.it' r,.··Vtll I 'I l'vfJfr,'rdLJr. 1 \.IL·I pd. "" L ';)'t"" ,J t ' : ~ 'IJ"', -';f~ [l··vat,m
10
~I
OCUlluf'
11) de
NOVlGrHl)f(' {)tl
cI
r\')l.lh(!k ~;(.'r)l·: r Lllh(,~lql 1: 1\ "..'12705
S'/'; ] rd
Sl((' r'~ 1'/
A la Venta Banda So nol'a de la Pelicula
'Cdnlinn" s'
1,\ p.,q'I(·"<1 I ~,Jbilila
' tlIl1r. en (HI, ,~) dntl.:rh.H ~ ~::.. . Hurtibo I' Ll F'~lId IpH.!-lndl.~I()r'd l dill LltirJ ,h. t,.~t,t1l11· ~~
p;;t!.j
:ll1pr"-'
'1"'Utd, ,
J~~I
Prorplna Ibero..1mencClno de la t=efi~ EI ~'rc';,rTln',J e~':t. co'np"e$1n IJr1r IIn;.1 s~~ritJ rjl~ J,>le!;t;'1 t;:lfJonc
I Lbf~;, y ("hd~t;'l~~ por ;Htlt"r.:·~; 11",,;illp,;;: t.-; mtt'l'Il.tL IrL1 11 ,~
ft.,~,i(1~ 1111 " Il\lj~rI'fl5 S',~ !kli.MiHI n I. ;It-H) \~H '.:.' rlf"l' II.
'... lk:n.j,'iIiU
t;)
r~~1
Con Estilo Prop io: Dctds de la
mascarada!
siqlllOflh
~,11t""'n II til' oLilltJl"
:1 (JO 11.011
l:, ;:l'((;'1J;-J'<'1~
P'Cfl l( dt:s l(:,~!Uri, arUdl ·,I.!(ldO pDf 1.1 F'W,U.'lI•
.1t;
Adlvlddd dt~ ll(} ! fe d~ I~ rWSI'l .j!.
l,!t ',II' 1•.,1 il)~j, flllhY II~Ht·ttp,~r;jtl,llinlo ~II(JS
1>1 I,.'.... lurrl.
,]t/uHos, (~n nnCl
1/ Intl~ " ; :! ri '-II ~Uff~ IiIlre. t;(H I Cl:!:>I, l~ IIt~I1;J:' d tJ IIt1l ~b ,
V II,l(lle:, 1~' di: ul.lubrl"' , 7'0f) ,:, In
Flllc;.c Ird Pd~dChl en An,l'.'nthH
Unit i111....~h1 IIHH!(!(;td': J rei GdIH"IIl1(" LUP "ltca u U4~tJiC,lCj/J
"I
h;;k"hH)n 'u~1nn("1 Parllcljlc1rl" GJ':L'I"li ! ~t:Jrn,ltHj, (;- t-.\piltd·
":,"1 .
un_lltsl~'
rJ(
C~'fr>rn, n
L":l~ . . Uh)~
k'
" j/u
~)11l )\(Hl!·,lt n
~~I'I A r qr:ntm.l ~.;' ~tl
I d)4 , V ~llcHaarF l
Co nsc jos, histo r ias. tips de mod. y mu cho
ma s... por Lissette Rondon
.-:i rp ~.
S.,l""I· ) 1ad" or.tul,'IU 7 00 ~' 11l
<k E:dlC:lones llilqllti1n,lS
Prl' ,'f1t..-J, ;II•.1n r1 rrlrgn -lp 11'1 f)';1 May':!
~~o\'£'rliI\jp's
M ~.1t:rj:lld
dtl
kJ~ Iltl"::-:~ til rf·llk'~1 Dl.!d,l~: . (;-:,,:!-t;: "";
10 Topicos mas dcst acados en
y V: d!tl t'1c
LoouLt". tWJf5 "nd Sl ladows (CtllC,on 1)lhnrj(JC) c c P ..rONil E fl\lIn,:nrcn·-.h y L~rt" ~;1Ii1 AOII.)I, :l , ,,II'h
SHOW BUSINESS
l~r:r)~ '.1,., Rnl>(~11( j Hr>rl1,j' duo RII!' ~1.
VIf~lr,.I~~
24 ·jt.: nit! lOre 7,I)C P m
01 " S. pUC:liJS , rJO$
\loces
pcU'h(~_' Y r irOS' 'nlaclo. :jf-'- l{)~ nUC 'J c.:, MHn~ ~IJWIt:rnl
LJ': tur
,~\ ' H t' '1 r'Jld~'lkrI ICt$, dt~ J()!,)I.JS
"1 U\llu'
1nl fdl~ .• <iIlWI III1P\IIO (j~~. Cd!!',):. ,J~I1tddu ,
y
[lIeU.
1- Jackie Guerrido: Ima gen de
"Variety Latino"
S.l b,lrlr, :?~i lie I)clubre . 7,00 IJ m
rf"JldL'Tl rh".' nHlj(lr lHlii nn~hc (ll' Ilnf!t~l; l
l..tld!,aH
p(,'1(!tll ..J. 'y
~d l )d')I)
Con 1:1
I dt·
PJt}~f'nt;. ;{'I() f1 d~'1 nLl'l;~VC) lilJll~ Te~lli~l~
r InVleH1llr~,
l 'OIJ
fiLl 1i:.1IHllI,(·.
',hi ).::1H:ssotl
t-(ivl ' ro
[J PI
~01.:'\ -m ;~ulwn,i
plf:!S-unt.l . .~I()n dl3lllt..uo L.~ CfJClll(l (1(' Vuro df: \'rernrllCd C"IVC'd, COi'J 1:~~11 n;l.iH,13 t~.! 1 w1~ rLJltrl('ul{l ( dldrt4
II>? h;Jr, ..... ldr.J n~ $":". dl":'l::jn.;;;, \' rL'crt~ad.)~ por '-"SId J ll1:lnl~)
LrJ
,~ lJu0n~1 nlt'Si,'1
r ." , ::."l1adu 1 do', n, 'V·!1nll)re, BrIO
LOf. IlbrO<"':j Ina -; r(>(': IPntt7r. de
do
Pt;'re.;cl P I":;HI!.lI:IO<l oj" I c1 ~ Itrw<;daucs 1',,1111"-'1<1;;51'''' 1.1lil ;', ",.,:.1 EdlL'io nes d c,,'"'' ill, Glp.yli ·";m",;; lo:' . Jir(:ctola DaCio 5asiqa. j~ I e de p r a n~cl u,~" ,h'H~i<)n ' F nCUlldo Cabral Sl" llll"110S '011, J5 Eol t,ll.1 ,lL 1<1 IlI\1r'J"" \. 1'1,.,; ; '.. "' ,,!I's I, Clillllll, 1 A 1I1r;>"ntlal 1 .of .. un.1 "lol,i , ,j,; LIIIVj" Milrt.lt . V N,.d1P!. 'I" ('1l.d',. d, y
y
2- Barbara Bermudo R eali.z a G ira
Nacional Con Su Pe rfume ' BB By
Barbara Bermudo'
U~\ri.3 J~ 1:;;.(; ro! l'..rl fa . It~ rnl~"'.:i
Oo·~
@!9!I)
7 ;h ~ ltlt ... It·n1LlIl;,i:O(.ll f ~n
\
..
"/;'IJ"""~' /-/:,,,,,..,,./..
(hrr r,adOfW; \' untl cludad . f\.klll1i
P"',CI1I.1t:lOIl rI" L. cI'" ·,,,10 IIp. t11' I.• oilk p. ,J.. A111cli1ellf 0"19.1.1,, y 1\1,,;-, RI,
1"4 p, lit· )«1,,,;. C
IrJ : ~1i1
....
i.,1 Pc.quena Halla"•• y Moarni BIO<lc l , 5<' C(lfW'crten cr csccnalfcs do "l1il nr;vela y d~ tllllrbrn de: '1J81lIos .
\""" "",0 7 de Nnvlemhle . 8.00 p .tl i
j",,,,yU 511
L~) J::r::piJldl
rc- ' \'YJ ·_,0
lJ~lI,l";'
,I ljtlt,'1
aLtrl
Y IHnSf'Oladnl a riL' Id
l·. I (~
'hi '11)
GI~I.Ah
fllnnl JI )1 :\'
"0/1=>(
~T\ri l \ 'Iill (j l .I',lblll'
I -j.tlt!,,:
·~U
I,bl
V qL Jf~?, Pl1 ~I q lle :n. )1l~t~I;J1In ~ tntJjI?res ~,.oLJfU II) Que pU0dt-"1f It,;"lc('r Vtlf<l Il egtlr ~)(Hct;:JS 'I
=-=­
.llo-::-: CIIW:Wllta ar,)s
{/3fX3 '
l;-;
,~F;'~_.{;
It" "," ...,
S"h.,dL '. Ii fie t~"vIp,,\h'e .: 00 p .l'l
A11is.t~" ; Ari/l1tlfll H)s, \'rJ MI;ltll1
PfP5.. ,1IdCt:lll tie AI list,,'; Ar'le"ltll()~ t!" MI;,'lll libr, I',,11IicarJ.-r FoJ r ", C Ol >:;' ,1,'!(lcI (:" ,1el:11 de Aiqf>nli"" \11\
~.hdfll: , con 1.:1 prt:SDIlCld dul Lunsut Li Wlerall1( 1\ Il)tJrllin;l en j,1'.)I Yll rv~i IJu{~1 r.lrl l l\111 L.1 l oIJr. II ,'IH1L 1!1' .IIlf,
h~ lIl ·v,~ r:!1 trnhaj~) "Teil11"'O d,_'
un
Vill ;')do
nrLipo dr: ar't~ta..; ph:::J::,(j •.;o;:o, ,.1tfJ~'rlltl1o~ ~th K~·'ntLl;,n '~ I Cill ,1r:11 ~ 1
l1illl[,wllw;'I1(Ie 1,1 ciUl(,ld
3- Juan Pablo Galaviz "The
http://www.enlaspalabrasdemila.com/2014/ 10/feria-internacional-del-librO-de-miami.html
2/14
10/14/2014
En las palabras de M .I.L .A : 'Feria Internacional del Libro de Miami' Comenzara el11 de Octubre
~'dlldd()
8 (Ie rr llv1o.,lfnb"r, 7
JPIVI1l8hz~
or ~, q
.
II e l ...1r18 til. 1.3 ntiscullil1e" IIter.au,;,)
Prt..'.')l.·rlt<:H~1 111 d(' Id 'lld::S
r(;r;tlmtp
nbw fJt1hh(,,,,:-ldr:l
p"lr
j~1 i-l~,tlH
'IJh.tj\r, JIl.HI
(;'~.~!I,,)-RHIIJ
HI 'Cfh J~ln
"".,,
Bachelor" Cele bra en Mi a mi
Cumpleanos Nu mero 33
l_om,·nt.lrh)S sobre diversos (emil" que ·/e'11 <i83d" 13 1i10rc,lur.l , IJ cul~lIlO hoslil I~ nislor", \ 1:1 polillC.1
,/1(:111...,'., 1" tJe flo .... wmbrf' . 8 flU P m.
Cf:'tJ.:.,II.
r-;\ u' W'fU ,1
l~tr1:il~,\lt)L')O!i !1t!
"lp;;J ri ll;11
C·t!!.!' Gue\'ilr;'! V.:1100 ! I)a":> v.; ,!u -.tuc I!'1UtHh.~ . de- AluerhJ MulltJI rll'/t~:;tqac 011 !ilstOllca gc,urt
Gi,it· ... ,'r.'t (~n Bl1l rilt
I n~ I dll1I H,);'" rtinS <113 E r l"Js111
\'u:rn~~
1.1 dCI
in\'lt~m'lr'1
7-0(l1'.. irl
lIll 11\1,,0;\' II~S"" .' fli'l S")I,, dp. Oro
prllsen!iiclOn del Ilbm Se~wnd~ p,1r1e rlel L'J.:",III.) d", T\}'ll)"~ [I IIPIt,.'llj;dror 1· lIr~dt Re'H1'l"'''.
V;i~'IUt~~ ~" rll~IOyu Cfln 1.-1 PPrlo.:j j~la 018::' 0 COIUH)! I . .q)ll(, It 'ifnI') h.' j(!.l~·1 C'1t
Ip~'dS
IIi.spanas y la
i mJ10rt~f1~ld
de
'1'111 'J !l;lIIt{:
" I"'l­
It:llld.lfH.,_ 'jf: I.Y,
(dC ~h.'!~Cll!lf1111t"!'1ttt
4- Xime na Duque Anasa en
Premi os T u Mundo
"'••badu 15 rie nOV'CIIIOIC. 2. 1. 0 J1 rTI
'
Ld V>lUl'fl d" I" Canciad dr,1 Cuhre I'll ~I ,11m" d.!1 p"oI.oIn ·:,,\'>;'C1<1
PI t:!.spntaUQII de l l,tHI1 ae Emilie. ClJoto , publi('.ado pm cth.. . ,inntl.$ ~r}ll/1 nit.'i
".11"" ~, pr;";Plttt<1 th.> In C;",d". del Coh"
I'-I~-j t;'·: n';r-a(ld InlJc-;It'1dr.I(l1l
~II ,11t.:",n l ,,~ 1"IoILILI, " Y • ;,vre~II"';S 1.!.liw.II'JS
S'lI';Jd" 15 rl" nUIiIIeI1,h rp 4 Oll P rn
M~rtl rE'lIi~'I"do
l'rcscnl.IClor' y lerlum cie Anlmll que "5nil'.+ el ulllnq 111111.. rlll>lIca:h; pfof Orl.I"·.W ~r1Li,Io:: ESIC', ·l Un .•
w'ladi] , p.,ril r(~rjesr::l1IAIf h nln3 dc J tlsf~ ~1all l desuo 1.1 mil.lJl1d U0! U\~~t;-lC(VJ(" ponltl 'J f]nI;;I"~I~ta ".Illano
E.:,>If1~ovlml,) dtla ltill,n t1
B.'qlJt..·((' Or.~,wio
Pill,
unil
~ellf:
de Jflrn.H1d"-' dt dreads s .J r"'{;oldd
Julio Cnrk"'lz;1f y Gabl ie l
j"HIIII.H:i ~'l rltIH("~:', ttj lllr ' '-'i..tsl 'Hi
G.lrClc:1 f\.~jrqUt!~
. M,\·'ltr"~ 1 10~ IH"p~ril"')" p«rd Ii'! 31e l a "dltlon Lit! la (ella l!sp iral1lus" pl;;scnlal Ilfl pIO<JI~Il1.1 rl ~ Pllon'; l;)
",n pi ' ;"nlro f\(1tJb.. ~· · r(II" A III,a 1" 1"''''0. Oir~u"r,l EI",·;ul<v<I <1,,1 Del.Jrt,}, "nl" rJ·, r,;,llnln, Cl,llllrClh" ;.1 .. 1
,',AIA"j; DHrh, CoUP']!; . E.::;,tt· prr',gr<:HrI.' e& U!I(] p.clrt(.~ r-:;efH':JtlI rl~ este 1,.;111;1110 V tt.:I....:Vfillt(· propr;:l11)d C
l/)l]rOlln)"ln~-trh"" "
l.a Ft~n;) de l llbm.
ue los (~Vl:mlos cultur .J ll~S f'IStnllIV( l ~ de r'l' ::H P;"",ll l t l~'r;,.i IIJ'i dlna"II~'" Ii, kl~ Ilhrt)~: a
.. d !"rrxl")"'"
(jt: f,utOIC'S lbcroClmericanos I1 IHllOIO~Ji18 ad,vlrind8s tlo r!llt..lt)(..;tl~fflL y i jl'H;'Hh.l~dJ'" p~l • 1l1l1.)~' ,!Hr 1111,....
G.~nL'~ l lor1 GerlltJ~ Oay'5 y Thp Klkilt:-l I~(l n d e l)losfr~uO r ws y Pill"'I~~ 1~~rH los nr1lusi.·ls(a .~ du IJ l;u(~I, c.l
IHes I en col;!bOCilCioo C<>11 ell nsloltJlo CIlIrI11H IO d" r>.tI:-Iml oj ... 1Collr,y. ' '" ,> -, <;,st~nh:s ,I" F'ili1\.millk'"
Ili~trlll,U,)1\ ,~() I I'~ prp'sPf)Uij de r.l 8S -h~ 200 e X f1o~jk r c') 1.1(' t it1,~ t!1 ~iJjs . ro~· , .Halt:.:; v"f1tfl.r("~ul ::.lJS li hro:; '.. 11
LH"lO
0(.110 d,CI~ eJ" .1GllVlr1 J j,,~ cuIIIJr;1I". 'I t'dlwilelon;l h>, (.,111101,1 quelld.J ,,,rie E'"mln\)'; Wil l'
5- Laura Sanchez, estrella del
maquillaje, se incorpora a la red
de contenido digita l SP I
y de "entos (.ie Jtllo,."s l"H) Ipenn Y In<lIIS,(,,l "L"o·'O$ Ib,"" dill :HII" '" 111\ rl·
'1111,n. Llbrf'
111;) :ltm6sf01:J le,liva:
SI:rp ,1n,1
,J.! I" Fell:)
L~~ F,'(lillnlerrJ,,\to'l<ll ",,1 Lllw :, .I,' M •.11111 -'01.1 se
fino y promele ser LJrI even tt l l iLor(l~ IO p.xc.eJ.h':ior rill
llo!\·;tn
a c;lbo ... ,,'re .. 11" y ,I?-' dn I lo':h:lllhr" d~ pslp.
P . ",., mas inlonr1i1LiiJll s••iJre ··Rumllo il ia h.rr<J Inl>:lI)-,,';on,11 rj~ 1 Llt'ro <ill MlilnH,
"'"-'''''oJ
1111'1lf11hock'aIT CO lli . lI,ornE "I :11lr,-2:'.'-:l52U " , ·,,"I':lIu~ un
"",.j r'l
;lr(II "V'
vl'·.. I"
" [email protected] TalllL,en ptJ"de u ,cOnlrar Inlormaci!in Oil lOs. sigulel1ios mcdlQS Soci<ll'>$ ttp s:l/twilter .com/rniami book fair
htlp 5.llwww .racebook com/M i;)miBookFall
http ://ihece nteralmd c. lumblr.com/
PIII,I""'ldn po r Lisselte Rond on en 1· ~ 8 p m
r<:~
Eh!(lII!la, · Evenlos. libros
No hay con1entarios:
6- M arc Anthony, Prince R oyce y
Franco De Vita Listos Pa r a
Can tar en los Premios Bi llboard
Publica r un comentario en la entrada
Enlaces a esta entrada
Cre ar un enlace
http ://www.enlaspalabrasdemila .com/2014/10/feria-internacional-del-libro-de-miami.html
3/14
Koubek Center
English
En Espanol
Los animales de Marti
11/15/2014
Koubek Theatre
Miami Book Fair International
Book presentation and reading of Animal que escribe by Orlando Gonzalez Esteva (Vaso Roto Ediciones). An afternoon to
rediscover the literary works of venerated Cuban author Jose Marti through the eyes of this distinguished contemporary poet
and essayist. This event will kick off a series of occurrences dedicated to remembering Gast6n Baquero, julio Cortazar, Juan
Ram6n Jimenez, Gabriel Garcia Marquez y Octavio Paz. This is part of "Rumbo a la Feria" series.
More Information
Saturday -11/15/2014
4:00 PM
Koubek Center
English
En Espanol
La Virgen de la Caridad del Cobre en el alma del pueblo cubano
11/15/2014
Koubek Theatre
Miami Book Fair International
Presentaci6n dellibro de Emilio Cueto, publicado por Ediciones Polymita : una esmerada investigaci6n sobre la presencia de
la Caridad del Cobre en diferentes latitudes y expresiones culturales. Esto es parte de la serie "Rumbo a la Feria" .
Mas informacion
sabado - 11/15/2014
2:00 PM
Koubek Center
English
En Espanol
Ernesto Guevara: su etapa final
11/14/2014
ArtSpace Gallery
Miami Book Fair International
Presentacion dellibro Che Guevara : va/go mas vivo que muerto de Alberto MOiler (Biblioteca Nueva de Espana) ,
investigacion historica sobre los ultimos dias de Ernesto Guevara en Bolivia. Esto es parte de la serie "Rumbo a la Feria".
Mas informacion
viernes - 11/14/2014
8:00 PM
Miami Dade Collage invita al Hispanic Heritage 2014: Venezuela:;,Progreso
0
estancamie... Page 1 of 3
O1'\"n tina I Bot ,,,,:s I Ec.uatior I ~..e.~ICO I V",nt"wci.l I CanJ.H id :' I Pat\oj)ma I Rep.·,~jca ~minkllna
Ri(hJI
~M
Inicio
CLlMA: 72°F
DIARIO.com'·
Vive Miami en Espanal
Mtafnl, Jueves 16 de octubre de 20 14
Impre s o
Artel y lelras
Dlarlocrltleo
I aC l lJa ll zado
Galerl.u
U · l.:.;
Emprcnd e dores 20 . 20
Sociales
f• •
:... ~o:-
l3uscar .
a las 09:02 hora s
Reinaldo do s S3ntos
Gastronomia
I
Cl im8
Opinion
• Entretenimiento •
Doportes
In tom a ci oni'J1
Mo
gUS I"
2?ul
G~I . ';a..
Honhcopo y GUla Astral
-r~'~
UNICO CANAL 100 %VENEZOLANO
DE COSTA ACOSTA EN ESTADOS UNIOOS
~;;;;uelo
/5imtpu". . .r
AgE' nda ,
:.' "
'~ ~
'
Miami Dade Collage invita al Hispanic Heritage
2014: Venezuela:l.Progreso 0 estancamiento?
por MiamiDiario el15/10/2014 a las 12:46 horas
R.,omc nd.,
Twittear
El evento se reolizora el jueves 16 de octubre, de
pm. en el Academic Support Center.
11:00
am a 12:30
2
Miami Dade College invita al Hispanic
Heritage 2014 , donde se tratani el tema : Venezuela :
Progress or Stalemate?
Galeria
EI evento se realizara el jueves 16 de octubre, de 11 :00 am a
12:30 pm . en el Academic Support Center. Room R402.
Entre los panelistas se encuentran Juan Antonio Blanco Gil,
Humberto Calder6n Berti, Russel M. Dallen Jr. , Beatrice
Rangel.
Venezuela:
Progress or Stalemate?
Autor :
Quizas Ie Interese ...
't.... . .... . Descubra French Week s M1ami 201 4
Regresa el Rlbfest al Zoo Miami
Ame rica Developing Smiles celebra su " 17lh Annual
Seeds of Hope Extravagan za"
'@i
COl-KEALIA DE COMERao YDESAAROI.LO ECON6MlCO
Festival ~Miami Music from Around the World" recrea 10
mejor de la dlverSldad mus Ical
MacArthur Causeway reabre Has accidente
ETIQUETAS: Miami eventos en Miam i Eventos MiamiHispa nic Heritage Doral 2014His pan ic Heritage
AMODIL
http ://www.miamidiario.com/entretenimiento/agenda/miami-Ieventos-en-miami-/eventos-... 10116/2014
~--- -.--... - --,-­
elnu8I1oheralll.r.om J JUEVES 16 DE OCTUBRE DEL 2014
-
-
- - - - --- - - - - - -
EI Centro Cultural Espanol inv ita a cele- . brar e1 mes de 1a hispani da d con el gr upo De _ ida y vuelta formado por Alm lldena Caceres a l
cante. Sivi Rodriguez a la guita rra, Walter Cas­
tro, en el cajon con 1a colaboraci6n de Maria
Mercedes y Juan Sobrino al baile. <Tueves 16. 7
p.m., en el patio del CCE (1490 Biscayne.Blvd.)
Entrada gratis.
• Festival de las Luces Diwali 14, con Boll­
ywood, folklore, musica y. danza clas i.cas y m as.
Sabado 18. de 12 m. it 10 p.m., en Miami Dade
County l"air Expo Center (109OJ Coral Way),
www.irccflorida.colll.
• The Home Depot invita a Fire Safety Event , con camiones de comida :\' tallel:es de aprendi­
zaje para ninos. Sabado 18, de 9 a.m. a 2 p.m . en Home Depot (U905SW 152 St., 305-234-9951). • EI Institlito de Estudios Cubanos y Cubano­
Americanos presenta invita a Mucho eorazol1, una noche con la cantante Vicky Roigy la ac­
tuaci6n especial de Oscar de Fontana; invita­ dos: Gerardo Aguillon (violin). JO.S8 Lopez (pfa­
no y bajo) y Carlos Peluzza (percllsion). Jueves ·16,7 p.m., en la Casa Bacardi (1531Brescia Ave., Coral Gables). Reservaciones, (305) 284-2822. . • EI Comite de la Herencia I-Iispana de l\1DC
Kendall Campus y the Center for Latin Ameri­
can and Caribbean Initiatives presentan el:
panel Venezuela: i,progreso 0 estancamiento?, en
el que participaran ,Russell M. Dallen Jr., Huni­
berto Calderon Berti, Juan Antonio Blanco Gil
y otros especialistas en el tema. Jueves 16, 11
a ~ m. en-Kendall Campus (Academic Support
Center; Room R402) .
. • En el marco de Rumbo a laleria, la Feria
Internacional del Libro de Miami y e1 Koubek
Center invitan a la mesa El uso del pasado en
Argentina, moderada por Guillermo Lousteau
y con 1a participacion de Marcos A Caucino,
Agustin Laje, Nicolas Marquez y Ceferino Rea­
to. Viernes 17, 7 p.m. e'n el Koubek Center (2705
SW 3 St.,305-237-7750).
.
• La Feria Internacional de) Libro de Miami y el Koubek Center invitan a la present(l.cion d'3 Novedades de EdicionesBaquiana, con Patrici a E. Blumenreich, Roberto Hernandez Russi y Patricio E. PalaciOS. Moderadora: Dra. Myra M. Medina. Sabaclo lEl, 6 p.m. en el Koubek Cen­
ter (2705 SW 3 St., 305-237-7750). • Ellnstitutode Investigaciones Cubanas de FIU irivita a la presentacion dellibro de Gerald E. Poyo, Exile and Revolu.tion: Jose D Poyo, Key West, and Cuban Iridependence. Viernes 170, 6:30 p.m., en Books & Books (26:) Aragon Ave., Coral Gables). Informes y confirmaci6n de asistencia, (305) 348-1991 0 cri(tC:: fiu.edu. .~
- -,_.
- _._.
elnll8vohorald,com _~EVES 16 DE OCJUURE DEL 2014
MIAMI HERALD
I
MiamiHerald.com
- ----
-
THURSDAY. OCTOBER 16.2014
DIARIO LAs AM"fRiCAS
JUEVES 16 DE OCTUBRl: DE 2014
ROberto Ramirez
MDC Alumnus . Realtor and Business Developer Beachfront Realty r,
'.
. . . . Mial11i Datil:'
,
. ,. .. . College
Join the Alun1ni Network
wvlw.mri(QIUmnUOIil
'j
·f