Meet Ron Stallworth, the Colorado Detective Who Is the Subject of BlacKkKlansman

Forty years ago, a black Colorado Springs detective went undercover and infiltrated the KKK. Spike Lee brings Ron Stallworth's story to the silver screen on August 10.

By Grant Mayotte

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Super Troopers 2 Cast Talks About Money, a Giant Bear, and Rob Lowe

By Grant Mayotte

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A Cinephile’s Guide to April’s Colorado Film Events

By Grant Mayotte

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Don’t Miss Louie Psihoyos’ The Game Changers at the Boulder International Film Festival

By Grant Mayotte

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The Film Screenings You Don’t Want to Miss in February

By Grant Mayotte

From Molly’s Game to Molly’s Comeback

Five years after she was indicted by the FBI for her illegal poker operation, Molly Bloom—the subject of Aaron Sorkin's new movie Molly's Game—talks to 5280 about her Colorado roots and her path forward.

By Grant Mayotte

Looking Back on 40 Years of the Denver Film Festival

The Denver Film Festival is enjoying its 40th iteration this year. We look back at the moments that shaped one of the city's signature cultural events.

By Grant Mayotte

Scenes from 40 Years of the Denver Film Festival

An intimate look at some of the Denver Film Festival's most memorable moments, in honor of its 40th anniversary.

By Grant Mayotte

10 Must-See Movies at the Denver Film Festival

During the festival's 40th anniversary, more than 200 films will be screened throughout the city. So, we’ve put together a list of must-see films to help you get started.

By Clare McCarthy

Redford and Fonda Star in Kent Haruf’s Our Souls at Night

The final novel by one of Colorado's most celebrated authors is being produced as an original film by Netflix.

By Chris Outcalt

Find Badass Women on the Big Screen This Weekend

No Man's Land, the nation’s only female-focused adventure film festival, returns to Carbondale for its third year.

By Emma Murray

Will Hollywood Come to Colorado?

A nearly billion-dollar media production facility may be coming to the state, but can Colorado convince major filmmakers to make movies here?

By Jay Bouchard

Coming Soon: A Documentary Championing Colorado Farmers

How We Grow focuses on the innovative food systems in Carbondale that support young farmers.

By Katelyn Lunders

Denver-Born Filmmaker Uncovers Russian Doping Scandal in “Icarus”

Bryan Fogel's Netflix documentary offers a stunning and intimate look at the Russian doping scandal.

By Joe Lindsey

‘Some Freaks’ Brings A Universal Message to Denver

This story of finding oneself comes during an appropriate time of change and growth in the Mile High City.

By Katelyn Lunders

“Forever Faithful” Raises Awareness for Canine Cancer

Dog lovers won’t want to miss this film, screening at the Mayan Theatre on Wednesday night. Bring the tissues.

By Katelyn Lunders

Ron Henderson on 40 Years of Film in Denver

The Denver Film Society co-founder and resident cinephile reflects on the history and future of the Mile High City’s film scene.

By Emily Williams

Mile High Movie Magic

A host of high-profile films put Colorado cinema in the spotlight.

By Samantha Harris

4 Local Flicks to Catch at the Denver Film Festival

Add a little home-cookin' to your festival menu when the city plays host to Hollywood for its 39th year.

By Russ Espinoza

7 Must-See Movies At Denver Film Festival 39

More than 200 films will be screened around the city during this year's DFF. Here are a few exceptional picks to help you start planning.

By Daliah Singer

Haylar Garcia Will Scare The Sh*t Out Of You

Or at least the Denver director's new film, "Gnaw," will.

By Daliah Singer

Experience the Best of Latino Film During CineLatino

Denver Film Society's JoAnna Cintron highlights four films to catch at this year's mini-fest.

By Daliah Singer

Colorado Adventure Film: A Restrospective

The major milestones in the Centennial State's thrill-inducing outdoor-film history.

By Spencer Campbell

Find Your Favorite Flick at Vail Film Festival

We help you navigate the festival's lineup based on your preferred run at Vail Ski Resort.

By Mary Clare Fischer

Colorado Film “Actor Martinez” Heads to Tribeca

This unique "nested story" is based around a Denver actor who hires two indie filmmakers to come to the Mile High City and make a feature film with him as the lead.

By Daliah Singer

Music Takes Over the Boulder International Film Festival

The respected film fest is also the weekend's hottest live-music ticket.

By Bill Giebler

Downtown Boulder Gets A Movie Theater

After three long decades, Boulder is getting a proper cinema.

By Daliah Singer

Get To Know Andrew Rodgers

The new executive director of the Denver Film Society runs through his resume.

By Spencer Campbell

“The Boat Builder” Stars On Their Colorado Memories

With so much local expression in The Boat Builder, we took to the red carpet at the film's final screening at the Denver Film Festival to ask the talent about their most memorable Colorado experiences.

By Russ Espinoza

How “The Hateful Eight” Made a $60 Million Impact on Colorado

Thanks, Tarantino.

By Daliah Singer

5 Reasons to Attend the Rocky Mountain Women’s Film Festival

The longest running women's film festival in North America will take over Colorado Springs this weekend. In its 28th season, it's slated to be the biggest yet.

By Sarah Strohl

New Film Honors Local Hero

Sparked by next week's release of My All American, Wheat Ridge bands together to remember Freddie Steinmark.

By Sarah Cahalan

Denver Film Festival 2015: Two-Sentence Reviews

To-the-point reviews from the 38th Denver Film Festival (November 4 to 15)—and where and when to see the films yourself.

By Daliah Singer

Take a Trip to Poland at the Denver Film Festival

Focus on National Cinema: Poland includes seven features, two documentaries, two silent films, and one short to whet your Polish appetite. Here are some to watch out for.

By Michael Casey

Your Guide to the Denver Film Festival

Nine silver screen showings to make time for during this year's DFF.

By Daliah Singer

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