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19 Feb Telluride Film Fest: “On the Waterfront”
Telluride Film Festival Cinematheque presents “On the Waterfront.” Screening Monday, February 22, 6 p.m.,Wilkinson Public Library, Free to All. “I coulda been a contendah…” – Marlon Brando For many, spring represents a season of rebirth, awakening, and an opportunity for reflection about change. How appropriate then to welcome this hopeful...
14 Feb Telluride Film Fest Presents: “Where to Invade Next,” 2/18
On Thursday, February 18, 5:30 & 8 p.m., Telluride Film Festival presents Michael Moore’s “Where to Invade Next.” At Telluride’s Nugget Theatre. From “Roger & Me” (1989) to the Oscar-winning “Bowling for Columbine” (2002), Michael Moore’s work has been entertaining, satirizing and provoking. “Where to Invade...
08 Feb Telluride AIDS Benefit: Overview
Telluride AIDS Benefit, February 19 – February 29, hosts events to raise awareness and funds for HIV/AIDS in Colorado + Africa. To support TABs and its beneficiaries, seven in all, go to the online auction and BUY NOW. The current cost of care for one person...
22 Jan Telluride Mountainfilm Presents: “No Cameras Allowed”
Filmmaker and photographer James Marcus Haney will be in town for screening and workshop of “No Cameras Allowed.” No ticket? No money? No problem. That’s the philosophy at the heart of “No Cameras Allowed,” the excellent music documentary by James Marcus Haney about sneaking into festivals, refusing...
20 Jan Telluride Horror Show: Early Bird Deadline for Submission
October 14-16, 2016 marks the 7th Telluride Horror Show, a three-day festival celebrating independent genre film in picturesque Telluride, Colorado. MovieMaker Magazine described The Telluride Horror Show as one of “13 Film Festivals to Die For” and “20 Coolest Film Festivals in the World.” The Denver...
14 Jan Telluride Arts: Supporting Transfer Warehouse Project
Kate Jones, executive director of Telluride Arts, has watched plans for the SW corner of Fir and Pacific evolve over the past three years. These plans now include more affordable housing than is required, smaller homes along the alley to help ease the transition between...
13 Jan Telluride Film Fest: “How to Change the World”
“Sunday at the Palm” presents “How to Change the World” (2015). Sunday, January 17, 4:00 p.m. Michael D. Palm Theatre for the Performing Arts. Unrated. FREE TO ALL. Running time 110 minutes. “Ninety percent of history is being in the right place at the right time,” Bob Hunter, Greenpeace co-founder. The...
11 Jan Golden Globes & Telluride Film Fest &…
The reviews are in and unanimous: worst Golden Globes ever: long, dull, tacky, bleeped into near oblivion, messy, smarmy, unbelievable (Gaga a serious actress???), hard to bear ( if you saw Jonah Hill’s bit, you get it), odd, (“The Martian,” a comedy, now that’s funny; and...