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. . . and a bounty of good eats and drinks to be shared amongst film enthusiasts
Miami Beach Cinematheque Founder/Director Dana Keith hosts the Academy Awards viewing party at Miami Beach Cinematheque
Nick and Jo Manning
Monica Pena and Dave Rodriguez
Film Critic Ruben Rosario caught in the act of critiquing
Kendall Natvig with Lisa Ware showing off her OSCAR cookies
Miami Beach Cinematheque Founder/Director Dana Keith with artist and long-time friend Marcelo Holzinger
John Paul Bianchi, Michael Litvin and Jack Johnson carefully fill out their OSCARS ballot
Pietro Tondini and Giuliana de Salvador dressed up for the occasion
Ed Christin and Maria Tirado
Amy Levin and Melba Gasque
Film critics at work at Miami Beach Cinematheque
Daniel Lopez and Judith Vigil
Lucia Obregon and Alyn Darnay
Tigertail Productions executive director Mary Luft and John Kramel bring goodies in a hand basket
Dana Keith, Hilary Saunders and Ruben Rosario
Henry Perez at Oscars party and looking forward to Orson Welles Retrospective - Photo by Charlotte Libov
Amy Levin and Michael Bain
Charlotte Libov, Dana Keith, Marcelo Holzinger and David Kessler
Alejandra times two: Alejandra Czarny and Alejandra Sicorsky
Filmmakers Larry Gianakos and Emmanuel Vlahos visiting Miami for the first time
Classic Oscar moment as Lady Gaga triumphantly sings "Sound of Music" medley . . .
. . . and is warmly received and appreciated by legendary actress Julie Andrews . . .
. . . who then proceeds to present Best Original Score to Alexander Desplat for "The Grand Budapest Hotel"
Best Original Screenplay Oscar goes to Alejandro Gonzalez Inarritu , Armando Bo , Nicolas Giacobone and Alexander Dinelaris, Jr. for "Birdman"
Oprah Winfrey presents Best Adapted Screenplay to . . .
. . . Graham Moore who gives one of the most powerful and emotional acceptance speeches of the evening
Best Direction Oscar goes to Alejandro Gonzalez Inarritu for "Birdman"
Best Actor Oscar goes to Eddie Redmayne for "The Theory of Everything"
Best Actress Oscar goes to Julianne Moore for "Still Alice"
Best Picture Oscar winner "Birdman"