Essay: Hollywood, Colorado Springs and the birth of the weird
If you’re among those who think weirdness is ruining today’s movies, you may need a refresher course in Hollywood history from Colorado Springs native Lon Chaney.
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Documentary chronicles a Colorado couple’s experience building a tiny house
Read moreChristopher Smith and Merete Mueller had no construction experience before building a 130-square-foot house. They decided to make a documentary about the process.
Slideshow: Marina Oswald on film
View slideshowMarina Oswald, who had no previous career in acting, auditioned for a film about her husband's death and the assassination of President John F. Kennedy two years after the tragic event.
Film Review: Side Effects
Read MoreFifty-year-old filmmaker Steven Soderbergh, the director of “sex,lies and videotape,” “The Limey,” “Solaris” and 33 other film
Luring Hollywood To Colorado
Read MoreMore generous financial incentives are luring Hollywood production companies to Colorado. Three new pictures are slated to shoot in the state next year.
Trade of Innocents
Read MoreThe new movie “Trade of Innocents” is about the child sex trade in Cambodia.
Film as Poetry
Read MorePhil Solomon makes experimental movies using found footage and chemically altered film emulsions. In some of his films, abstract images flicker in eerie silence.
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Film Review: The Loneliest Planet
Read MoreOne way to describe the new movie “The Loneliest Planet” might be to say it’s about a couple that goes on a hike.
Denver Filmmaker Focuses on Brazilian Slum
Read MoreDenver filmmaker Annie Eastman once lived in a slum in a coastal city in Brazil.
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