Telluride is crazy about Squids. And not just breaded and served with a side of marinara or aioli sauce. We like ours on stage. Saturday, June 12, is the first day of the second an
The afternoon breezes that threatened to stop the Telluride Balloon Festival's Saturday evening "Glow" on Colorado Avenue abated by sundown Saturday evening. Main Str
by Art Goodtimes Worshiping bouncelight in our alpine cathedral of peaks & clouds MOUNTAIN CULTURE … It does seem that high mountain cultures are more about freedoms and ecol
The Telluride weather forecast looked good when I went to bed Friday night, so I woke at 0530. The clear, windless sky was all the encouragement I needed to leave my comfortable be
by Mountainfilm staff Mountainfilm in Telluride announces a new granting program, the Mountainfilm Commitment. The initiative provides up to five grants of $5,000 each year to film
This weekend, Mountainfilm in Telluride and SquidShow Theatre present "War of the Words: A Murder Trial, Endangered Language vs. English. The dramatic event takes place Saturd
“The moment when one thing turns into another is the most beautiful moment,” Vik Muniz Mountainfilm in Telluride selected director Lucy Walker’s latest film to be
Legendary filmmaker Greg Stump ("Blizzard of Aahhh's") will preview his upcoming film at Mountainfilm in Telluride.
[Anthony speaks to Susan about his art and being Anthony Holbrooke, click “Play”] The name “Holbrooke” is listed in the Telluride phone book. It is also get
[click “Play” to hear Erik Dalton talk about Jagged Edge and Mountainfilm] Telluride’s Jagged Edge is more than a store. It a gathering place for like-minded folk
See the "First Ascent" series from National Geographic International and Sender Films at Mountainfilm in Telluride. The series features Dean Potter, Timmy O'Neill, Alex Honnold and
[click “Play” to hear director Louie Psyihoyos speaking with Susan] Mountainfilm in Telluride, May 28 – May 31, features about 75 extraordinary films about extraordin
[click “Play” to listen to Chris Rainier’s conversation with Susan] Written and directed by Andrew Gregg, “Tattoo Odyssey,” follows Mountainfilm in Te
[click “Play” to listen to Susan’s conversation with Ernst Aebi] Ernst Aebi, both the man and his film, “Barefoot to Timbuktu,” embodies the ideals of
[click “Play” to hear Emily Kunstler’s conversation with Susan] “Disturbing the Universe” might be a catchall phrase to describe Mountainfilm in Tellu
Telluride local Suzan Beraza is no Rothschild, so she chose to address this daunting eco-challenge in her own special way. Beraza is a filmmaker and editor, so she made a movie.
[click “Play” for John Vaillant’s conversation with Susan] On Saturday, May 29, 12:15, at The Palm, Mountainfilm in Telluride guest author/journalist John Vaillan
[click “Play”, Susan and Nick Sherman are NOT silent] Mountainfilm in Telluride waxes eloquent on the subject of silence with the inclusion of “Soundtracker
[click “Play” to listen to Joel Sartore’s conversation with Susan] It’s been a long and winding road from the Wichita Eagle to Mountainfilm in Telluride, wh
[Elisabeth Gick speaks to Jamyang Yeshi about “Shining Spirit”, click “Play”] (editor’s note: After publishing it was pointed out that this post was w
The Telluride Film Festival (September 3-6, 2010), presented by National Film Preserve LTD., is pleased to announce Pixar Animation Studios’ Ralph Eggleston as the 37th Telluride
The 32nd annual Mountainfilm Festival will be the biggest ever with more venues in operation, more special guests and more programming. Festival Director David Holbrooke describes
Featuring presenters drawn from science, industry, arts and the media, and in keeping with the International Year of Biodiversity, Mountainfilm launches its 32nd annual Festival on
180 South From over 600 submissions, Mountainfilm has whittled its 2010 official film selections down to roughly 75, a process that Festival Director David Holbrooke says was a &qu
