Documentary Spotlights Greek American Miners In Shadow Of Ludlow Massacre
Greek coal miners were called freedom fighters and the bone and sinew of the strike that ignited the 1914 Ludlow massacre in southern Colorado
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Spotlight Shines On 90-Year-Old Figure Skater In ‘Edges’ Documentary
Read More“Edges,” from Boulder company Balcony Nine Media, features former Ice Capades performer Yvonne Dowlen. She passed away last May.
From Standing Rock To Colorado, American Indians Fight To Control Their Resources
Read moreTribes have a long history of fighting for sovereignty and control of their resources. The new documentary, "Beyond Standing Rock," looks at those struggles, including the experience of Colorado’s Southern Utes.
'Here's Looking At You Kid': The Force Is With Denver Writer Exploring Famous Movie Quotes
Read moreFrom "We're Gonna Need A Bigger Boat" to "Stupid Is As Stupid Does," a new book from author Josh Chetwynd tells how iconic phrases became part of the public lexicon.
From Breckenridge To ‘La La Land’: Choreographer Mandy Moore On The Biggest Gig Of Her Career -- So Far
Read MoreThe Colorado native choreographed "La La Land," which has a record-tying 14 Oscar nominations. The Academy Awards are Sunday.
American Indian Activist Led A Landmark Suit Against The Federal Government
Read moreBlackfeet activist Elouise Cobell launched the largest class-action lawsuit ever filed against the federal government. A new documentary chronicles the fight that ultimately produced a $3.4 billion settlement.
Denver Actor Discovers What It's Like To 'Deliver' A Baby On Mars
Read moreWhen Denver actor Scott Takeda needed help playing an astronaut physician in new movie, he didn't have to look very far to find technical support.
Student Filmmakers Reflect On High Rate Of Teen Suicide In El Paso County
Read moreThe teen suicide rate in Colorado is among the highest in the country. Two teens from Colorado Springs have made films about the issue which they hope helps in prevention efforts.
From Slave To Colorado Entrepreneur, Clara Brown's Story Told In New PBS Documentary
Read moreClara Brown lost track of her own children after they were sold to separate slave owners, but she became like family to miners in Colorado.
Childhood In Aurora Is A Frequent Source Of Inspiration For Filmmaker Geeta Malik
Read MoreMalik is a 2016 winner of an Academy Nicholl Fellowship, an international screenwriting contest from the same institution that runs the Oscars.
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