Go West, Young Men
A group of Boulder activists are inspiring a documentary film about rehabilitating onetime inmates via outdoor adventures.
A group of Boulder activists are inspiring a documentary film about rehabilitating onetime inmates via outdoor adventures.
Catch these groundbreaking documentaries and get inspired this Memorial Day weekend.
This world-recognized documentary is playing at the Chez Artiste Landmark Theatre until May 14.
Copper: A Story of Life, Scrap, and Drugs combines the narratives of often-marginalized subjects—the homeless, injection drug users, and those who scrap metal—into a compassionate and honest film.
Even our teenagers are getting in on the local filmmaking boom.
Catch these five beautiful and illuminating films at this year’s event (if you can).
The Front Range is officially a hot bed for filmmakers.
The Denver-based filmmaker has fought long and hard to have “Sundance Film Festival Official Selection” on his cinematic resumé.
This year’s Jewish Film Festival, running from February 4–15, focuses on questions of conflicting religious, racial, and cultural identities.
The Boulder-based filmmaker debuts his new eco-thriller, Racing Extinction, at the Sundance Film Festival.
Thanks to the Starz Denver Film Festival, running through November 23, one editor got an early look at the much-anticipated movie, Wild.
Even if you don’t catch one of the 250-plus movies at this year’s festival, you can still attend film-centric events around town.
Reach for the stars when it comes to the amount of showings you can catch at this epic film festival, but don’t skip these seven flicks.
