Break out the popcorn — Denver Film Fest opens this week
We chatted with five local filmmakers for an inside peek at their processes. The Denver Film Festival (DFF) is set to open from Oct. 22-Nov. 1 in Denver, offering 11 days of movie screenings from emerging filmmakers and established directors. The festival, celebrating its 49th year, will feature 138 films across five venues. This marks the first time the festival has shared the state with the Sundance Film Festival, which will make its Colorado debut in Boulder next year. The artistic director, Matthew Campbell, expressed his belief in the state's growing film scene and the festival's commitment to supporting local filmmakers. Prior to the festival, Rocky Mountain PBS interviewed Colorado-based filmmakers about their experiences and experiences. Director Sheryl Glubok described her latest film, "Watch you Rise," took 12 years from conception to completion and took her 12 years to complete.
Pubblicato : 6 ore fa di Adrian O'Farrill in Entertainment
DENVER — Calling all cinephiles and film buffs: The Denver Film Festival (DFF) is back and taking over the city’s theaters from Oct. 22-Nov. 1. The celebration of all things cinema brings 11 days of m... [8476 symbols]
