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19 Mar Telluride Film Festival's Sunday at the Palm: "Food Inc."

Posted at 22:33h in Film, Foodies, Old Events by Susan Viebrock 0 Comments

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[click “Play” to listen to Erika Gordon’s conversation with Susan]   “Eating can be one dangerous business. Don’t take another bite till you see Robert Kenner’s Food, Inc.,” wrote Peter Travers of Rolling Stone, “If the way to an audience’s heart is through its stomach,...

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18 Feb Telluride Film Festival's Sunday at the Palm: "Castle in the Sky"

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[click “Play”, Erika Gordon talks about Sunday at the Palm]   On February 20, 4 p.m., the Telluride Film Festival’s Sunday at the Palm presents Hayao Miyazaki’s animated masterpiece “Castle in the Sky” (1986, 124 min., rated PG). The fantasy/adventure tale, “Castle in the Sky,” ...

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01 Jan Telluride Film Festival at Library: Films of the Great Depression

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[click “Play”, David Oyster talks about the series on Depression Era films]   “The best things in life are…” You know the lyric. Ain’t necessarily so except for the upcoming Telluride Film Festival Cinematheque at the five-star Wilkinson Public Library. Round #5 of the FREE...

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21 Oct Telluride Film Festival hosts 'Sunday at the Palm' Halloween Party

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Wallace and Gromit: Curse of the Were Rabbit is featured this Sunday at the Palm.

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03 Oct Telluride Film Festival: Conversation with Shlomi Eldar of "Precious Life"

Posted at 14:31h in Around Telluride, Beyond Telluride, Film, Old Events, Personalities by Clint Viebrock 0 Comments

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Telluride Inside… and Out immediately called Shlomi Eldar's "Precious Life" one of the most powerful films we saw at the Telluride Film Festival last month. "Precious Life" is a documentary about a Palestinian family trying to save the life of their infant son in an...

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18 Sep Telluride Film Festival Cinematheque returns to Library 9/20

Posted at 17:18h in Film, Old Events by Susan Viebrock 0 Comments

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[click “Play”, David Oyster speaks about Martin Scorsese] Telluride Film Festival Cinematheque proves the adage about the best things in life: The film club offers free movies, food and food for thought in the form of lively discussions. The fully packed evening is a great...

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14 Sep The last word on Telluride Film Festival #37 – maybe

Posted at 21:35h in Festivals, Film, Old Events by Susan Viebrock 0 Comments

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[click “Play”, Gary Meyer wraps up Telluride Film Festival #37] Telluride Film Festival co-director Gary Meyer should be resting on his laurels by now, but there’s no rest for the weary. Besides, it’s not over when it’s over for one of the most important events...

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07 Sep Telluride Film Festival #37: Ribbons of dreams realized, stunning performances

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[click “Play” for Katherine Stuart’s view of TFF 37] The world may be schlepping around with a thundercloud over its head, but the 37th annual Telluride Film Festival shone with authority. This year, for a change, I add the voice of a close friend, Festival...

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05 Sep Telluride Film Festival "Show"

Posted at 10:10h in Around Telluride, Festivals, Film by Cynthia Hansen Zehm 0 Comments

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 I ran across this copy of a painting by old-time local Birdi Boyd of the Sheridan Opera House – before it was "renovated" – and was stunned by the memories it invoked. How quaint and quiet Telluride was in "back in the day." The streets...

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04 Sep Telluride Film Festival: Which way for the Middle East?

Posted at 20:10h in Beyond Telluride, Festivals, Film, Old Events, Personalities by Susan Viebrock 0 Comments

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Telluride Inside… and Out witnessed two outstanding films to open the 2010 Telluride Film Festival: first, "Carlos," Olivier Assaya's 5 1/2 hour epic, the first film pick by Festival directors Gary Meyer, Tom Luddy and Julie Huntsinger. And then this morning, "Precious Life,"  written and...

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