Telluride's Mountainfilm is now accepting film submissions for 2022 festival, May 26–May 30, 2022. Since 1979, Mountainfilm has used the power of film, art and ideas to inspire audiences to create a better world — and we couldn't do it without filmmakers like you. We can't wait...
Mountainfilm, based in Telluride, is proud to announce Fisayo Olajide as its 2022 Emerging Filmmaker. For more on Mountainfilm, go here. "Without film, we have no festival. Filmmakers provide our content and are the roots of Mountainfilm. This fellowship is our way of supporting the next generation...
During this time of uncertainty and change, Mountainfilm, based in Telluride, is honored to be able to continue to support filmmakers through Commitment Grants and the Emerging Filmmaker Fellowship. “Filmmaker support has always been a crucial part of Mountainfilm’s ethos,” said Festival Director Suzan Beraza. “These programs help elevate...
During this time of uncertainty and change, Mountainfilm, based in Telluride, is honored to be able to continue to support filmmakers through Commitment Grants and the Emerging Filmmaker Fellowship. Both initiatives focus on powerful stories that embody Mountainfilm’s mission to inspire audiences to create a...
Based in Telluride, Mountainfilm is committed to supporting documentary filmmakers in telling stories that support its mission to use the power of film, art and ideas to inspire audiences to create a better world. The Commitment Grant and Emerging Filmmaker Fellowship initiatives are two ways the...
The following is a note from Festival director Suzan Beraza and the Mountainfilm in Telluride team, wrapping up the in-person event with the announcement of Festival winners. (Except Audience Choice and Student Choice which will be announced at the close of the online event (on...
Thanks to a brand new public health order out of San Miguel County Mountainfilm is able to nix capacity restrictions at free outdoor venues and add more seating. Reserve tickets now. Go here to find out what more you need to know, including about the above relaxed Covid constraints and...
Thanks to a brand new public health order out of San Miguel County Mountainfilm is able to nix capacity restrictions at free outdoor venues and add more seating. Reserve tickets now. Among the featured films chosen by Festival Director (and filmmaker) Suzan Beraza and her team is "Buried," a...
Thanks to a brand new public health order out of San Miguel County Mountainfilm is able to nix capacity restrictions at free outdoor venues and add more seating. Reserve tickets now. After being one of the first local festivals to have to rethink everything in 2020,...
Mountainfilm plans to once again bring films from Telluride, that is home base to couches and camper vans around the world in 2021. Passes to the online festival, which will run May 31–June 6, are now available at Mountainfilm.org. In addition to the seven-day Mountainfilm Online festival...
