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  Via Newspapers.com 🙈 🙈 🙈 🙈 🙈 🙈 🙈 Sometimes, it's just one of those days.  The "Miami News," December 5, 1951: As the wife of Ben Grenald told him on the telephone, it was a riot. There was a monkey in a tree. Grenald was at the Moderne pharmacy at 555 41st St., Miami Beach.  He owns it. The wife, Selma, telephoned from her home at 5130 Alton Rd. "Come on home, Ben," she said.  "This is a real riot.  You'll die." Patrolman John Ward was called by Mrs. Grenald, too. banana nose in movie 🍌 He was dancing around under the tree with a bunch of bananas trying to get the monkey down.  The monkey was swinging around like Tarzan. All the kids in the neighborhood were around whooping and laughing. That was when the Grenalds' boy, Douglas, got into the red ants.  Two-year-old Douglas screamed. So did his sister and his little cousins and the kids from the neighborhood. Grenald dunked him in the tub.  Then he and Mrs. Grenald and Douglas went ...

Two Islands

 

PARTNER EVENT: THE MIAMI FILM FESTIVAL PRESENTS TWO ISLANDS
Image courtesy of the Miami Film Festival.

Two Islands is an evocative documentary film project that employs the art of cinematic storytelling to illuminate an extraordinary international cultural exchange between Afro-Cuban artists from Miami and First Nations Aboriginal artists from Australia. This collaboration delves into the rich tapestry of rituals and ceremonies intrinsic to these two vibrant cultures. The constant transference of ideas, values and traditions that takes place when two distinct cultures come in contact helps to ensure tolerance, acceptance, and the continuous growth of our already diverse community.

This inspiring film was produced by Miami Dade College’s Koubek Center and was made possible thanks to the support of Miami Dade College, the National Endowment of the Arts and the Miami-Dade County Department of Cultural Affairs.

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