In 2021, Juneteenth, the celebration of the emancipation of enslaved African-Americans, was established as a federal holiday, and with new holidays to celebrate, there are new opportunities for ...

It started on a cold November afternoon in 1968. A group of young Colorado College professors sat around a table at Murphy’s Tavern. Pints on the table, professors Glenn Brooks and Don Shearn ...

Moviegoers gathered Friday to watch “Araya,” the first of six films in the Block Museum of Art’s newest four-event Latin American women filmmaker series, “Working Images.” The evening event was held ...

In her short film “Some Thingz Never Change: Monologues from a Stoop in Bronzeville,” artist Jazmine. set out to find a way for people to listen to others’ stories. In this case, the stories were ...

Gavin: Hey guys! First off, tell us a bit about yourselves. Mason: My name is Mason Johnson, filmmaker and producer of The Block Film & Art Festival. Weston: I run Woodbury Productions and am a ...

Sergei Eisenstein’s 1925 masterpiece Battleship Potemkin, four films about Palestine, and a Spanish film titled Beef.

An unconventional horror movie, touted as a film not everyone will be able to stomach, is currently streaming on Netflix.

“It was painful. Writer’s block is not like you go on holiday for months,” she tells THR. “You never stop thinking about it.” By Scott Roxborough Europe Bureau Chief After her debut film, Raw, a ...