This will go down as the year I stopped watching stories and started watching people.

When we talk about movies, we talk about what they’re about. But when we talk about Nickel Boys, we have to talk about how it’s about what it’s about. “The...

For Bruce Springsteen, it was the starting snare shot of “Like a Rolling Stone” that kicked open the door to his mind. He’s not wrong. And he’s not alone. That...

‘The End’ might be the most perplexing movie of 2024

Leo Fife, an acclaimed Canadian documentarian, is rapidly withering away from cancer. With his few remaining breaths, he would like to tell his story. It’s a story no one else...

He’s one of our greatest living actors, and Denver’s Sie FilmCenter is here to prove it with a 10-plus-four film series tracing the range and charisma of the incomparable Denzel...

Queer knows how to hide its secrets. Told in three chapters and one epilogue, Queer opens with William Lee (Daniel Craig) in a Mexican village. Like his fellow expats, Lee...

The mysterious ‘Double Life of Véronique’ illuminates CU’s International Film Series

‘Funny Girl’ joins The Criterion Collection

George Nolfi on his Boulder-based sci-fi survivalist flick ‘Elevation’ and the future of filmmaking in Colorado

Annaleigh Ashford on isolation and the power of nature in psych-horror film ‘Hold Your Breath’

Party monsters, Nordic metalheads and Salvador Dalí get weird at the Dairy Arts Center 

Three can’t-miss movies for the Denver Film Festival’s final weekend

Slightly neurotic and a little anxious, David Kaplan (Jesse Eisenberg) moves and talks like he’s wound a bit too tight. He’s the type to use a flood of fast-flowing words...

The bloody musical comedy screens Nov. 1 and Nov. 9

The creepy Colorado connection behind ‘The Changeling’

Sean Baker on his Palme d’Or winning ‘Anora’

Round out spooky season with these chilling classics and underground gems