Rocky Mountain Women’s Film Festival celebrates 35 years

November 11, 2022

Linda Broker Rocky Mountain Women's Film Festival — Linda Broker is the executive director of the Rocky Mountain Women's Film Festival.

The Rocky Mountain Women's Film Festival is back. It was created by women to showcase the work of women who make movies. Linda Broker is the event's executive director. She spoke with Colorado Matters host Chandra Thomas Whitfield.

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