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The Relentless Banker

JP Faber

Jorge Gonzalez has spent nearly two decades transforming City National Bank into one of Florida’s leading financial institutions. From navigating economic crises to fostering a culture built on relationships and community engagement, his leadership has fueled remarkable growth while keeping people at the center of the bank’s success.

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Seeing old Florida in a new light

A lecture at Coral Gables Museum tracing the history and legacy of Florida’s landscape painting tradition, from A.E. “Beanie” Backus to the 26 self-taught African American artists known as the Florida Highwaymen.

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Disney On Ice presents Mickey’s Search Party

Mickey Mouse and his friends are on a mission, following Captain Hook’s treasure map through some of Disney’s most beloved worlds in search of the missing Tinker Bell. Disney On Ice presents Mickey’s Search Party brings world-class skating, aerial acrobatics, and jaw-dropping stunts to the ice, taking families from the colorful Land of the Dead to the frozen kingdom of Arendelle and everywhere in between. This is Disney at its most spectacular, live and in person.

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The Stranger

François Ozon’s adaptation of Camus’s The Stranger arrives as something rare: a literary film that earns its fidelity. Benjamin Voisin plays Meursault with an unsettling stillness — a man who feels neither compelled to lie nor capable of performing the emotions his world demands. Shot in luminous black-and-white, the film moves with the patient fatalism of the novel, building toward a beach, a gunshot, and a courtroom where indifference becomes its own kind of indictment. In colonial Algiers, a Frenchman who kills an Arab might escape consequence — but a Frenchman who refuses to mourn his mother, or explain himself, or pretend? That, apparently, is unforgivable.

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TheyDream

TheyDream is an autobiographical documentary by William D. Caballero blending 2D and 3D animation, vérité footage, and archival material to trace his family’s history in Fayetteville, North Carolina. The screening is followed by a conversation with the filmmakers moderated by documentary programmer Thom Powers.

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