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Watching Movies w/Friends…Remotely

As we shelter in place, there are some of us doing so alone. While we’re physically apart, there are still … More

Celeste Ng, Kerry Underwood, Netflix Party, Reese Witherspoon, streaming

“Downhill” — not a Comedy, not a Ski Film

When comedic actors play dramatic roles, there’s a tendency for audiences to expect a funny film. The trailer for Downhill … More

Downhill, Force Majeure, Julia Louis-Dreyfus, Kristopher Hivju, Miranda Otto, Ruben Ostlund, Will Ferrell

Getting Animated about the Oscars

This is an unusual year for Animated Feature Film awards. For a category that’s often been awarded to Pixar Animation … More

Abominable, Hair Love, I Lost My Body, Klaus, LAIKA, Oscars

Oscars So White, So Male

There was some hope that the 92nd Oscar Nominations might reflect more diversity after the Golden Globes awarded Awkwafina for … More

Cynthia Erivo, Greta Gerwig, Julie Reichert, Oscars, Petra Costa, Tamara Kotevska, Waad Al-Kateab

Why “Clemency” is Better Than “Just Mercy”.

There’s a certain gestalt that seems to create similar stories that resonate with people at the same time. When it … More

Alfre Woodard, Chinonye Chukwu, Clemency, Herbert Richardson, Jamie Foxx, Just Mercy, Michael B Jordan

When One Door Closes…Pull Up A Couch — how streaming saved my sanity

The only movie theater in Telluride is under construction. So am I. When I decided to have bilateral knee surgery … More

Atlantics, Christmas movie, Immigration, Klaus, Mati Diop, Santa Claus, Senegal, Sergio Pablos, Spain

In Defense of “Angels”

When asking friends which film they were excited to see this Thanksgiving weekend, there were lots of votes for Frozen … More

Elizabeth Banks, Ella Balinska, Naomi Scott

How to take advantage of a festival if you’re a procrastinator!

The 42nd Denver Film Festival is halfway over. What if you’re just realizing it’s happening? You put it on your … More

Colorado Cinema, Denver Film Festival, Immersive Experiences, Virtual Reality, Women Make Film

A big groan for “Genesis”

Rarely do I leave a theater angry. And I can count on one hand the times I’ve left a theater … More

Coming of Age, Philippe Lesage, Quebec, Teen Romance, tragedy

So You Want to be a Festival Gypsy?

As staff and volunteers arrive in the soon-to-be-bustling mountain town of Telluride in advance of the 46th Telluride Film Festival, … More

Festival Gypsy, Telluride Film Festival

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