By: Jef Otte

Silence is a scarce commodity in Hollywood films. Nobody ever much thinks, and if they do, it’s in a romantic comedy, cut into a montage, and dubbed over with the music of Sarah McLachlan. In Buick Riviera, there’s plenty of silence: pregnant ...

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The mysterious “mystery screening” on the last night of the Starz Denver film Festival turned out to be a real treat for the audience because the film won’t come out until next fall, in time for awards season in 2011....

By: Dana Dill

Screenwriters took time from their busy lives schmoozing in LA to give some film lovers a little 411 on what it means to write for the big screen....

By: Robin Edwards

Orgasm Inc. is a terrifying look into the sex industry. And not the sex industry you might think. The documentary doesn't deal in porn or prostitution, but in pharmaceuticals....

By: Jon Wells

 A look into the trials and tribulations of being a screenwriter....

By: Robin Edwards

Instead of the glossy visions of young girl angst films like Juno delight in portraying, British writer-director Andrea Arnold brings an unpolished, more realistic vision of female adolescence to her second full-length film, Fish Tank. There are no easy, ...

By: Theo Romeo

Just in time for a holiday that glorifies excess, Austrian filmmaker Gustav Deutsch stuffs four years worth of footage gathering into 90 minutes.  ...

By: Jon Wells

 A combination of nine short films, all from Colorado filmmakers....

By: Kyle McDaniel

A break from the hour-plus features at the film festival, It Takes Two to Tangle is a collection of beautifully composed short films that lets the audience peek into the lives of peculiar pairs of people....

By: Jon Wells

Terezka is a child confused by her parents distancing relationship. Her only comfort comes from nightly readings of Little Red Riding Hood. Extremely intelligent, Terezka blends her child innocence with her favorite story and wild imagination, all the whi...

By: Darin Eaton II

Mayor of John Hickenlooper presented Ed Harris with the 2009 Mayor's Achievement Award for Acting in the King Center....

By: Darin Eaton II

The red carpet event for the Starz Denver Film Festival's Big Night screening of The Last Station at the Ellie Caulkins Opera House. ...

By: Darin Eaton II

A look at the red carpet event at the Starz Denver Film Festival opening night premiere of Lee Daniels' Precious: Based on the Novel 'Push' by Sapphire...

By: Robin Edwards

A recap of the Women + Film Panel discussion with Karina Longworth, AnnaSophia Robb, Rachel Leigh Cook, Eva Lopez Sanchez, Emily Kuntsler, and Eileen O'Brien. ...

By: Jon Wells

Taking place in New Orleans right after Hurricane Katrina, Nicolas Cage plays a crooked cop, leading a life of betrayal and manipulation. The film also features fellow cop played by Val Kilmer, and Cage's drug addicted, prostitute girlfriend, played by Ev...

By: Bryan Smith

Jessica Oreck’s Beetle Queen Conquers Tokyo sounds like a sci-fi flick involving a mutant beetle. It’s actually a documentary about how insects have been a long-standing part of Japanese culture, the beetle in particular....

By: Zachariah Jobe

October Country is a stark look into the life of one New York family as it deals with truckloads of problems....

By: Bryan Smith

Victress Hitchcock puts a new spin on femme-power films with Blessings, a documentary following a group of American women to Nangchen, a nomadic region in Tibet, in search of Tsokyni Nangchen nuns....

By: Zachariah Jobe

Showcasing the effect of the modern day cult classic Troll 2, Best Worst Movie brings hilarity to what is considered by some as the greatest terrible film of all time....

By: Diego Del Campo

On the surface, it may seem as if the story of Fred Martinez, a transgendered teenager brutally murdered in Cortez, Colo., has been told countless times. But in reality, director Lydia Nibley’s Two Spirits is the kind of story that rarely gets told....