Boulder To End Art House Movie Program After Investing Thousands Of Dollars
While Boulder Art Cinema lasted only three months, city officials will consider hosting other film events in the Canyon Theater.
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How Your Tax Money Gets Spent On Three Colorado Arts Programs
Read moreHere’s a look at Colorado’s Film Incentives, the Scientific and Cultural Facilities District, and Denver’s Public Art program.
'Man Of A Thousand Faces,' Silent Film Star Lon Chaney, Has Colorado Roots
Read MoreChaney stars in "The Phantom of the Opera" and "The Unholy Three," both of which screen at the Denver Silent Film Festival this weekend.
Denver's Video One Rental Store To Close, Owner Says
Read moreAfter more than 30 years of operating in Denver, Video One's recent push to become a non-profit organization has fallen short.
'Dear Eleanor,' Another State-Backed Film, Set For Release
Set in 1962, the film -- which includes some Hollywood actors -- follows two teenagers on a cross-country quest to reach Eleanor Roosevelt.Read more
Why Your Taxes Help Pay For Car Commercials And Horror Films
Read moreFollowing the release of "The Hateful Eight," Colorado legislators have approved another $3 million in film incentives for the next fiscal year.
Former Denver Mayor Peña, Nepal Earthquake Film, 'Game Of Thrones' Sounds, Ice Cream Cone Invention
Read MoreWhy is DIA so far from the city center? As the train to Denver's airport starts, we get answers from former Denver Mayor and U.S. Transportation Secretary Federico Peña. Then, a Grand Junction film crew traveled to Nepal to learn if widespread charges that the Nepalese government is failing to get aid to victims are true. Plus, meet the CU Denver grad who's responsible for how Game of Thrones sounds. And, a common scene inspires two teen boys to invent a drip-less ice cream cone.
Colorado Approves Film Incentive Money For 3 Projects
The projects include a weekly entertainment TV show called "Xfinity Latino," a local documentary called "Keep A Light In Your Window," and the Air Force-inspired movie "Battle Borne."Read more
Filmmaker's 'Heart Of The World' Is A Love Letter To Colorado's National Parks
Read moreFilmmaker Chris Wheeler explores the forces that shaped five Colorado landmarks.
'Rolling Papers' Chronicles Rise Of Pot Journalism In Colorado
Read more"Rolling Papers" documentary captures the first, wild year of legal recreational marijuana through eyes of a Denver Post editor.
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