Mountainfilm in Telluride

NAME OF FESTIVAL: Mountainfilm in Telluride

SINCE: 1979

WHERE: Telluride, Colorado

ABOUT THE FESTIVAL

Mountainfilm in Telluride uses the power of film, art and ideas to inspire audiences to create a better world. In addition to screening leading independent documentary films from around the world, the festival includes a full-day symposium on a contemporary issue, art and photography exhibits, early morning coffee talks, outdoor programs, a book-signing party, an ice cream social, student programs and a closing picnic/awards ceremony. Presentations and panels are scheduled throughout the Memorial Day weekend event with a wide diversity of special guests, ranging from artists to adventurers and academics to activists.

Mountainfilm in Telluride

‘A Good Wolf,’ ‘Between the Mountain and the Sky’ and ‘Public Defender’ to World Premiere at Mountainfilm

Mountainfilm festival set to take place May 23–27, 2024, will showcase 24 films including three feature films making their world premiere debut.

Queens of the Break directed by Jordyn Romero and Jo Anna Edmison

Mountainfilm Festival 2023 in Telluride Unveils Full Lineup of 105 Films

“We continue our tradition of highlighting films and subjects that celebrate indomitable spirit.” – says Festival Director Suzan Beraza.

Mountainfilm 2023 Confirms First Films – Wild Life, Trees (and other entanglements), Impossible Town

Mountainfilm 2023 shared the first confirmed film titles, including the world premiere of the HBO film Trees, and Other Entanglements.

44th Mountainfilm in Telluride Announces Lineup of 128 Films, Premieres of Chasing and Surf Nation

“We’re thrilled to be showcasing over 80 international, U.S. and Colorado premieres, including a strong lineup of films featuring under-represented voices,” says Festival Director Suzan Beraza.

Mountainfilm Festival 2020 Goes Virtual

In light of COVID-19 pandemic, this year’s 42nd annual Mountainfilm is going virtual, and extending its dates to May 15 to 25.

2019 Ashland Independent Film Festival Varsity Audience Award: Narrative Feature: Princess of the Row - Producer A. Shawn Austin and Tayler Buck_Princess of the Row.

Coronavirus Forces Film Festivals Cancellations and Postponements (LIST)

The coronavirus is having a devastating impact on film festivals. San Francisco and RiverRun International Film Festivals have canceled.

GAY CHORUS DEEP SOUTH. After an emotional performance in Charlotte, chorus members console each other.

Mountainfilm 2019 Documentary Lineup Includes GAY CHORUS DEEP SOUTH, 17 BLOCKS

Mountainfilm’s 2019 festival will showcase some 150 documentaries including Changing the Game, a masterfully told story of three transgender high school athletes navigating the complex world of sports and gender.

THE INTERPRETERS, Documentary on Iraqi and Afghan Interpreters Working with U.S. Troops, to Premiere at Telluride Mountainfilm

More than 50,000 local interpreters helped protect U.S. troops on the ground during the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, enabling soldiers to communicate with the local population. But those who took the job were often considered traitors in their own countries.

Mountainfilm Reveals Full 35th Film Line Up incl “URANIUM DRIVE-IN,” “MAIDENTRIP”

The 35th Mountainfilm in Telluride festival will run Memorial Day Weekend, May 24 to May 27, 2013 in Telluride, Colorado OA and according to Festival Director David Holbrooke, “This is one of the strongest years for documentaries that we’ve ever seen.” “From films we scouted at the earlier festivals in the year — Sundance, SXSW and Tribeca — to our own submissions, there just seemed to be an unusual number of really fine films for consideration.”

The films range from shorts of just a few minutes to feature-length films, and they cover a spectrum of topics that ranges from adventure and action sports to pressing environmental and social issues.

Highlighted films include:

Mountainfilm in Telluride 2011 Winners; Happy Wins Student Award and Audience Award

Mountainfilm in Telluride, one of America’s longest-running film festivals, wrapped its Memorial Day weekend run, May 27 – 30, 2011 and announced its film awards at the Closing Picnic & Awards Ceremony. The documentary ‘Happy” was the big winner, taking home the Student Award and the Audience Award. ‘Happy’ is described as a documentary infused with wisdom and warmth and abounds with life lessons. Filmed in more than fourteen countries, the film takes you around […]

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