A summer-long, 150-screening retrospective marking Colorado's sesquicentennial spans more than 35 venues from Denver to Steamboat Springs, with selections drawn from films shot in, set in, or made by Coloradans.

The 48th annual documentary festival, May 21–25 in Telluride, layers book signings, gallery shows, outdoor programs and late-night parties around its film slate.

From the Boulder Theater to a middle-school auditorium, here's what Coloradans should know about the spaces that will host the 2027 festival.

Denver Film's queer film festival kicks off Pride Month with a 4K restoration of Mysterious Skin, the new Araki film I Want Your Sex as Centerpiece, and a conversion-therapy panel tied to opening-night film Leviticus.

The festivals programming officer on 'the Sundance of television,' what's changed since 2015 and why first-timers should just pick a panel and go.

The Telluride documentary festival’s 48th edition (May 21–25) will debut nine features — including a Tom Frost portrait, a Walsh Glacier expedition, and a wildfire aftermath — with more titles still to come.

Five days of independent TV pilots, network premieres and panels at Sie FilmCenter, capped by the annual Soirée and a closing awards ceremony.

Ten pilots from the U.S., Canada and Puerto Rico screen in four blocks at Sie FilmCenter, with juried awards decided by a panel including Teri Weinberg of "The Office."

The festival's first edition outside Utah will spread across 11 theaters and four talks venues, anchored by the Boulder Theater, Chautauqua Auditorium, and CU Boulder's Macky Auditorium.

Denver Film Festival closes out with premiere of documentary about the Colorado sports icon.