Film, TV & Streaming

Give yourself over to absolute pleasure, as Dr. Frank-N-Furter would say, and catch Two Cent Lion Theatre’s largest production to date.

Boulder is a likely contender to host the Sundance Film Festival starting in 2027. Here’s what this means for the city’s arts, tourism and economy.

What will $40 million buy? Find out today when the documentary opens at the Alamo Drafthouse in Sloan’s Lake.

Drew Petersen’s near-death ski accident in 2017 caused depressive and manic episodes. In a new film, he tells how running helped make “life full” again.

The artist-focused film festival celebrates its fifth year with screenings and installations “showcasing the infinite potential of documentary media.”

Denver Film has been working overtime to make summer one of the absolute best times of the year for cinema.

The Denver-shot 1984 film, The Jar, will be screened as it was meant to be seen for the first time at the Sie this weekend.

After the world premiere of the documentary, Matt Stone and Trey Parker served up more stories about their $40 million project.

“Our experts are sort of the gods and goddesses of knowing. They are a wealth of information.”

Often called “The Queen of the ’80s” in the adult-film world, Ginger Lynn Allen will be at the Archive Videostore in Aurora and at the Sie FilmCenter.

Shrek, The Wizard of Oz and The Matrix are all on deck this year.

“They are struggling with the world knowing that their husbands didn’t want them, but that’s not my problem,” Chloe said during the final episode.

“I’m an 8.5 and you’re a 6,” Emily said to Brennan during the final reunion episode.

“Everything that you see was planned,” Clare said during the first reunion episode.

Married at First Sight just wrapped up its Denver season…and the couples all split.

Michael says “I don’t” on Decision Day, ending the season’s last surviving marriage.

“I got an edit as this sexist, lesbian, man-hating person and that’s definitely not me.”

Lawmakers will rally today to extend the state’s Film Tax Credit.

Denver might be the worst city to film a dating show in.

Five of the six pairings have failed in the show’s first Denver-based season.

The ninth year welcomes Denver-born rising star Ji-Young Yoo and dishes out some of the area’s best food.