Film in Colorado

"The Republic of Boulder" will indeed start hosting the festival.

1995 was a very big year for Colorado: DIA began operating, Coors Field began hosting Rockies games and the Quebec Nordiques became the Colorado Avalanche.

Colorado's Wondervu Café once made a cameo in a Hollywood film.

A familiar Colorado face and places made appearances in a recent TV commercial.

Where they filmed might not be far from where you live.

Forget about dine-in seating, this is about getting out of your seat and being a part of the movie.

The Director behind "The Brutalist" grew up in Colorado. He says one local bookstore is a big reason behind his success.

Right now, an independent movie is in need of quite a few extras in Colorado to complete a scene.

While thousands are still waiting for that coveted email invite to see the "new" Casa Bonita, a movie about the renovation is on the way.

Many people in Colorado have heard of Temple Grandin, but many may have not. There is a movie out there, based on her life, that is as great as she is

A flying piece of technology is featured in the new movie, Twisters.

How are Coloradans going to feel about all the Hollywood-types invading the Boulder/Denver/Northern Colorado area?