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.

Denver Film's cinematheque is one of nearly 100 venues worldwide programming the American Cinematheque's despair-themed series, running June 12–18 with titles including 'Se7en,' 'Dogville' and 'Threads.'

The May 28 screening at the Aurora venue follows Rocky Mountain School of Expeditionary Learning students through a solo wilderness journey that caps their K–12 experience.

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.

Denver Film's outdoor movie series brings five films to the amphitheatre this summer, including a Sundance-partnered screening of Little Miss Sunshine with a live score by Devotchka.

The Boulder International Film Festival has announced its 2026 award winners following the festival's April 9–12 run.

The Denver-raised actor will appear in person May 15 for a 35mm double feature of “Foxy Brown” and “Jackie Brown.”

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.