SoFlo Webfest brings Hollywood Cinema to the Little Haiti Cultural Center

SoFlo Webfest brings Hollywood Cinema to the Little Haiti Cultural Center

South Florida Web Fest (#SOFLOWEBFEST) is Miami’s premier festival dedicated to web entertainment that brings non-traditional voices of cinema to the forefront. #SOFLOWEBFEST aims to connect digital creators by providing a physical space for producers, directors, investors and fans of web series and digital entertainment to network, share, and learn the art of sustainability.

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Guests can expect a 4-day collective of local, national, and international filmmakers presenting works that reflect a variety of genres. Screening 27 of the best local, national and international web series, #SOFLOWEBFEST highlights creators through our awards ceremony, live entertainment, art-crawl and educational panels on emerging trends in digital media and entertainment. All screenings occur at the Little Haiti Cultural Center in Miami.

Thursday, December 1st

11AM: SPOTLIGHT FEATURE: SOUP JOUMOU by Dudley Alexis

4PM – 6PM: SOFLOWEBFEST MIX & MINGLE – REGISTRATION OPENS

6:30PM: KEYNOTE SPEAKER

Friday, December 2nd

SOFLOWEBFEST SCREENING SCHEDULE

1:00PM – 1:30PM – DRAMA

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Soiled Roots: Miami, FL

I Killed Susan Blake: Los Angeles, CA

Carmilla, Canada

Autume Leaves, Iran

1:45PM – 2:20PM – COMEDY

Subway Series: NYC

FISH: Iran

The Glory is Gone: Germany

Stay At Home Mom: Calabasas, CA

2:35PM – 3:20PM – SUSPENSE/THRILLER

Aisha My Virtual Girlfriend: India

Desenterros: Spain

3:35PM – 4:15PM – NON. FICTION

Growing up Pup Guide: Los Angeles, CA

Eyes on Your Mission: Miami, FL

4:30PM – 4:50PM – FANTASY/SCI & ANIMATION

Princess in distress: NYC, US

The Spell Tutor, Canada

5PM – 6PM SOFLOWEBFEST HAPPY HOUR

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