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Here Are the Films That Won Awards at The 40th Denver Film Festival

November 13, 2017

After two weeks of screening hundreds of feature-length and short films, the Denver Film Festival has announced the winners of their awards, including the People's Choice (a result tallied by the ballots handed...

Aaron Sorkin on “Molly’s Game,” True Story about a Badass Colorado Native

Cori Anderson

November 10, 2017

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Molly's Game is, at its core, a female empowerment story. The heroine is an unlikely one— an almost Olympic athlete turned high stakes poker baroness— and the story is true. Based on the life of a Colorado woma...

Bill Pullman Talks New Western Movie at Denver Film Festival

Cori Anderson

November 9, 2017

Bill Pullman, the actor you may know from such films as Casper, Singles, Independence Day and Spaceballs, visited Denver yesterday before the two screenings of the new Western he stars in called The Ballad of L...

Denver Film Festival is Celebrating Its Most Sold-Out Showings in 40 Years

Tyler Harvey

November 8, 2017

Denver Film Festival (DFF) is now over half-way through its 12-day showcase. They've featured a variety of talked about films like Submission, Call Me By Your Name, Lady Bird and more, with five days of movies ...

Films That Will Make You Proud to be a Coloradan at Denver Film Festival

Cori Anderson

November 7, 2017

Colorado is known for its impressive expanses of wilderness, people driving 4Runners, trucks or Subarus, craft breweries and dispensaries on every block, and the pressing development of Denver and the surroundi...

Comedian Trevor Noah is Coming to Denver

Katie Boudreau

November 6, 2017

Trevor Noah has become somewhat of a household name. With the rise of Trump era politics comes the increasingly loud voices of late night talk show hosts. Among these prominent voices is Noah, the late-night ho...

Denver Film Festival Kicked off 40th Year with “Lady Bird”

Cori Anderson

November 2, 2017

Film festivals might seem like a thing of the past, with the proliferation of streaming services and binge-watching anything at any time. But the organizers of the Denver Film Festival (DFF) have picked up on t...

30 Films to See at Denver Film Festival Based on Other Movies You Like

Cori Anderson

October 30, 2017

The 40th Anniversary of the Denver Film Festival (DFF) kicks off November 1, and for almost two weeks Denver citizens can see films they may never have an opportunity to see again. That's the beauty of the film...

Denver Horror Theater Company Uses Genre to Bring Terrifying Realities to Life

Aaron Rodriguez

October 27, 2017

The horror genre has the ability to entertain us with a good scare but also bring us face to face with our darkest fears. Whether it's playing God in Frankenstein or the fear of communism in the classic '50s fi...

Author Stephen Graham Jones Might Be One Of Colorado’s Biggest Horror Experts

Aaron Rodriguez

October 24, 2017

"When I was 12 years old, I decided I'm going to be a monster of some sort, and I knew being a vampire in West Texas wouldn't work because there's no shade — I would burn to death. But I could be a werewolf and...

Aaron Sorkin to Appear and Discuss Directorial Debut at Denver Film Festival

Brittany Werges

October 19, 2017

Aaron Sorkin, the famed screenwriter known for his work on movies and TV series like Moneyball, Few Good Men, The Newsroom and The West Wing, is headed to Denver this November according to the Denver Film Festi...

Review – The Wild Party Delivers on the Promise of Its Name

Brittany Werges

October 17, 2017

Skin, gin and sin — that's what The Wild Party promises moments before you plunge into the new musical from Off-Center, the unconventional arm of Denver Center For The Performing Arts. Also responsible for last...

What to Expect at the Denver Art Museum’s Dior Exhibit, Opening Tomorrow

A Look Inside Colorado’s First Zara Location, Now Open

303 Street Style – Denver Fashion Week Fall ’18

What to Expect at the Denver Art Museum’s Dior Exhibit, Opening Tomorrow

A Famous Spanish Artist is Taking Over a Denver Gallery with “The Plastic Island”

Cheap Luxury Cabins in Colorado to Rent For The Weekend This Winter

A Beginner’s Guide to Discovering Local Music in Denver

Review – Zimmer Let Loose At Larimer Lounge

Premiere – Nina and the Hold Tight is Back with a Gritty New Single

Broadway Market Adds Three New Tenants to Its Growing Food Hall

Jovanina’s Broken Italian is Blending Tradition and Change

Two Cult Favorite Breweries Are Opening a New Spot in North Denver This Weekend

Broadway Market Adds Three New Tenants to Its Growing Food Hall

A Famous Spanish Artist is Taking Over a Denver Gallery with “The Plastic Island”

Jovanina’s Broken Italian is Blending Tradition and Change

Here Are the Films That Won Awards at The 40th Denver Film Festival

Aaron Sorkin on “Molly’s Game,” True Story about a Badass Colorado Native

Bill Pullman Talks New Western Movie at Denver Film Festival

Denver Film Festival is Celebrating Its Most Sold-Out Showings in 40 Years

Films That Will Make You Proud to be a Coloradan at Denver Film Festival

Comedian Trevor Noah is Coming to Denver

Denver Film Festival Kicked off 40th Year with “Lady Bird”

30 Films to See at Denver Film Festival Based on Other Movies You Like

Author Stephen Graham Jones Might Be One Of Colorado’s Biggest Horror Experts

Aaron Sorkin to Appear and Discuss Directorial Debut at Denver Film Festival

Review – The Wild Party Delivers on the Promise of Its Name