Boulder filmmaker Isabella Grace Cohn's 'Watch You Rise' has moving moments, but its sprawling approach undermines the story.

Mara Tasker's stunning documentary brings the Colorado River crisis to life through the people fighting for its future.

Annie Eastman's documentary explores the Artnauts' global mission but leaves too much of the collective's history untold.

Sandra Wollner's patient German drama follows a family that processes the death of a daughter through phones, rituals and a trip back to Tenerife.

The actor was honored Friday at the Sie FilmCenter ahead of a screening of “Your Mother Your Mother Your Mother.”

Natalie Gold and Jeremy Swift really pop in Sheryl Glubok's "Welcome to the Fishbowl."

The film about Sylvester Stallone’s long-shot quest to bring ‘Rocky’ to the screen is as inspiring as the original.

Lee Chang-dong's 'Possible Love' is beautifully acted and full of ideas, but its 164-minute story is a sorrowful slog.

The director and star of 'Welcome to the Fishbowl' talk about a Denver-to-Telluride road trip and shooting a love letter to Colorado, ahead of the film’s Denver Film Festival screening Friday.

"Art Not as Usual" premieres Oct. 24 at the Denver Film Festival, followed by a Boulder screening and discussion Dec. 13.