Feature: Denver Film Festival

What does the Starz Denver Film Festival have that Telluride doesn't? For starters, there's more days, more red carpet events, and many, many more movies, 215 in all, with close to 30 countries represented. Check out a preview, interviews, and reviews of films and events during what festival director Britta Erickson calls an "11-day cinematic celebration."

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Michael Bialas

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• Last Chance Harvey Closes Denver Film Festival

  This not-so-frisky business is hardly worth remembering, although Dustin Hoffman and Emma Thompson remain oldies but goodies.

  Review by Michael Bialas — on Nov 29, 2008

• The Great Buck Howard Tries To Cast Spell On Denver Film Festival

  Unsuspecting crowds get a serving of cheese and whine when this magic man goes into his bag of cheap tricks.

  Review by Michael Bialas — on Nov 23, 2008

• The Class Earns High Marks at Denver Film Festival

  Ready to go back to school? You might actually learn something from the French.

  Review by Michael Bialas — on Nov 22, 2008

• Starz Denver Film Festival: A Double Dose Of Docs Is A Good Time Warp

  Take a nostalgia trip back in time, where a Count and a Castle are worth exploring.

  Review by Michael Bialas — on Nov 18, 2008

• Starz Denver Film Festival: As The Wrestler, Mickey Rourke Becomes A Mat-inee Idol Again

  The Ram won't let you escape his stranglehold. So moan, groan and have a bloody good time.

  Review by Michael Bialas — on Nov 17, 2008

• Opening Night at the Starz Denver Film Festival: The Brothers Bloom

  The con is on with these globe-trotting grifters. Get ready to be taken for a ride.

  Review by Michael Bialas — on Nov 16, 2008

• A Preview of the 2008 Starz Denver Film Festival

  The Mile High City goes above and beyond to attract moviegoers who want to get more for their money.

  News by Michael Bialas — on Nov 12, 2008