Award-winning director Gaspar González presents A Long Way from Home, a documentary examining the Black and Latino players who entered professional baseball after Jackie Robinson. Through firsthand interviews and archival material, the film explores the discrimination they faced in segregated minor leagues while pursuing major league careers. A Q&A with González follows. Tickets are $5.
A screening of The Black Power Mixtape 1967 to 1975 will be followed by a panel hosted by Dudley Alexis with journalist Nadege Green. The film compiles archival 16mm footage documenting leaders of the Black Power Movement.
Coral Gables Art Cinema screens “Natchez,” a Tribeca-winning documentary examining how a Mississippi town interprets its antebellum history, followed by a Q&A with director Suzannah Herbert.
In My Man Godfrey, Fifth Avenue socialite Irene Bullock sets out to win a scavenger hunt that requires finding a “forgotten
Watch the documentary “Edge of Hope,” followed by a panel discussion with director Dudley Alexis, producer Marcie R. Washington, and community advocate Nicole Crooks.
A one time only screening honoring Robert Duvall tells the story of a country singer confronting his past while starting a new chapter.
This documentary marking the 250th anniversary of J.M.W. Turner and John Constable examines their rivalry and influence on landscape painting.
“All That’s Left of You” follows a Palestinian family across decades as a teenager’s involvement in a protest in the Occupied West Bank changes their lives.
“Calle Málaga” follows a 79 year old Spanish woman in Tangier whose life changes when her daughter arrives to sell the home she refuses to leave.
Coral Gables War Memorial Youth Center hosts a free outdoor screening of Spider-Man No Way Home on March 27 at 7:30 pm, presented with Coral Gables Art Cinema.