Tag: film

‘The Phoenician Scheme’ is a messy movie that feels like a shrug

‘Final Reckoning’ closes 30 years of impossible missions

Fest will center on moral panics

‘The Shrouds’ unearths the persistence of grief

It’s time to stop overlooking these films. If we are going to make it, it’s going to take attention as well as action.

Ebert Interruptus returns to CWA

‘Death of a Unicorn’ is a shallow satire with nothing to say

‘Black Bag’ is a smart little thriller about love and lies

‘Paddington in Peru’ is a sweet sentiment for a sour time

I spoke with Chaplin while he was in town last November to receive the Excellence in Acting Award at the 47th Denver Film Festival.

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

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

Round out spooky season with these chilling classics and underground gems

Move over, J.D. Vance — this month’s underground cinema showcase at the Dairy is truly strange

How Longmont’s own Kristen Schaal conquered the comedy world

Of all Shakespeare’s plays, few hold fascination with artists and audiences quite like The Tragedie of Macbeth. Romeo and Juliet has the romance and Hamlet has the speech, but Macbeth...

Now in its sixth year, the Boulder Environmental / Nature / Outdoors Film Festival (Boulder ENOFF) has become a summer staple. Screening July 11-14 at the Dairy Arts Center, Boulder...

After the grim spectacle of last week’s presidential debate, we could all use an escape. If the real world isn’t weird enough for you, the film freaks at the Dairy...