10:30 pm | Block of 1 Film | BRECKENRIDGE THEATER | 121 S. Ridge St.
Director: Jonathan Blank
Genre: Documentary
Duration: 86min

Synopsis: ‘Sex, Drugs & Bicycles’ takes a look at Dutch social democracy and answers the question: is having month-long double paid vacations, no fear of homelessness, and universal healthcare the nightmare we’ve been warned about? Note: Adult language
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9:30 pm | Block of 3 Films | THE SPEAKEASY THEATRE | 103 S. Harris St.
Director: Jim Picariello
Genre: Short Comedy
Duration: 5min

Synopsis: Two middle-aged dads just want to spend a quiet day with their daughters at the park. But when obnoxious teens drive by, too fast and too loud, it spurs these aging, disgruntled dads into a self-righteous act of passive aggression. Note: Adult language & situations
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9:30 pm | Block of 3 Films | THE SPEAKEASY THEATRE | 103 S. Harris St.
Director: Jennifer Blair
Genre: Short Comedy
Duration: 7min

Synopsis: When a college sophomore returns home to share some important news with his parents, things don’t go exactly as he had expected… until they do.
Note: Adult situations

9:30 pm | Block of 3 Films | THE SPEAKEASY THEATRE | 103 S. Harris St.
Director: Dan Erickson
Genre: Comedy
Duration: 79min

Synopsis: After finding a gun on the beach, a young woman embarks on a night of cascading misadventures as she enlists her rich ex-boyfriend and his fiancée to help return the gun to the mob in exchange for her kidnapped dog. Note: Adult language & situations
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8:00 pm | Block of 1 Film | BRECKENRIDGE THEATER | 121 S. Ridge St.
Director: Ken Webb
Genre: Comedy
Duration: 107min

Synopsis: An unsuccessful songwriter faces the harsh reality that his songs won’t become his legacy by going to Asia to impregnate as many women as possible. An unconventional romantic comedy adventure starring writer/ director Ken Webb- playing a fictionalized/renamed version of himself.
Note: Adult language & situations
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7:00 pm | Block of 2 Films | THE SPEAKEASY THEATRE | 103 S. Harris St.
Director: Nick Frangione
Genre: Drama
Duration: 82min

Synopsis: Director Nick Frangione draws on his childhood memories of growing up an outsider in rural Pennsylvania for this affecting drama. After the death of his mother, heartbroken 15-year-old Shaw (Nolan Lyons, Boardwalk Empire) is compelled to move in with his estranged father (James Le Gros), a conflicted alcoholic more concerned with hunting deer than raising a son. Shaw, already a bullied outcast at school, struggles to come to terms with his grief and his new life with an emotionally distant dad while wanting a traditional funeral for his mom — something his father can’t afford. Frangione evokes what it’s like to live in conservative, rural America at this particular moment. In a world of swap meets and damaged souls, will this grieving teen find a place to fit in? Note: Adult language & situations
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7:00 pm | Block of 2 Films | THE SPEAKEASY THEATRE | 103 S. Harris St.
Director: Cyrus Neshvad
Genre: Short Drama
Duration: 16min

Synopsis: Andre, an old disillusioned portraitist is about to jump off a bridge when he is called on his cellphone. He learns that his 8-year-old granddaughter that he never knew is about to die.

Following 6:30 pm AWARDS | THE RIVERWALK CENTER | 150 W. Adams Ave.
Director: Leon Chambers
Genre: Comedy
Duration: 87min

Synopsis: On her 18th birthday, headstrong and artistic Charlie makes a startling discovery. Jack, the man who is married to her mother, isn’t her dad. Her real father lives on a remote Scottish island and unbeknownst to her, has been sending her a birthday card every year. Recruiting Oz, a rough sleeper whose only possession is his driving licence, she embarks on an epic road trip to track down her biological father, and discover the truth about herself. On the journey they both learn more than they bargained for – about themselves, each other, the past, the importance of family, and why (sometimes) there really is no place like home.
Director Leon Chambers in attendance

6:00 pm | Block of 3 Films | COLORADO MOUNTAIN COLLEGE | 107 Denison Placer Rd.
Director: Forest Woodward
Genre: Adventure
Duration: 22min

Synopsis: For thousands of years, outrigger canoes have connected diverse cultures and people around the world. (people) of water follows the story of Rob Prechtl, a member of the US Men’s Raft team, as the team embarks on a journey to learn the craft of outrigger paddling.

6:00 pm | Block of 3 Films | COLORADO MOUNTAIN COLLEGE | 107 Denison Placer Rd.
Director: Jérémy Condamine
Genre: Adventure
Duration: 45min

Synopsis: 27-year-old Franck wanted to link his current home in Switzerland to his hometown of Nice, France, biking, hiking, and BASE jumping along the way. In 2017, he began pedaling, carrying all of his gear on his bike cargo racks. 40 days, 1200 km and 20 jumps later, he ultimately plunged into the big blue Mediterranean near Monaco.
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6:00 pm | Block of 3 Films | COLORADO MOUNTAIN COLLEGE | 107 Denison Placer Rd.
Director: Amon Barker
Genre: Adventure
Duration: 15min

Synopsis: Jackson, Wyoming local Kira Brazinski was born with a rare defect. Ever since she could walk, she has used a prosthetic leg. Against physical and emotional barriers, Kira is determined to overcome all odds by embarking on her childhood dream of climbing the Grand Teton.

6:00 pm | Block of 17 Films | BRECKENRIDGE THEATER | 121 S. Ridge St.
Director: - MUSIC VIDEOS
Genre: Music Videos
Duration: 77 min

-CILLA JANE: ICE AGE
-IDENTITY
-MEDITATING
-EARTH SONG. SUNSAY
-LEADING ME STRAIGHT
-RED
-MONTERO- ALOHA
-BIG - COCORDION
-TIM FREITAG - TIP TOE
-LEMONS
-LUBODISKO
-VIOLENT WATER
-LONE IN THE DARK
-BLACK MOON HOWL
-EMERGENCE
-DIFFERENT SMILES
-PICCOLA FOGLIA DI VENTO

4:45 pm | Block of 5 Films | THE SPEAKEASY THEATRE | 103 S. Harris St.
Director: Daniel Holz
Genre: Documentary
Duration: 9min

Synopsis: Set amidst the emerald waters and soaring limestone islets of coastal Vietnam, Chu Bien spends more time in a modest boat than at home. Embodying simplicity he confirms that happiness is found in the relationships we forge, not the things we accumulate.

4:45 pm | Block of 5 Films | THE SPEAKEASY THEATRE | 103 S. Harris St.
Director: Patrick W. Shaver
Genre: Documentary
Duration: 30min

Synopsis: A mother-daughter art story, Composite explores the role of the forensic artist at the Georgia Bureau of Investigation by tracing the unlikely beginnings of the original GBI sketch artist and following it through to the legacy continued by her daughter.
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4:45 pm | Block of 5 Films | THE SPEAKEASY THEATRE | 103 S. Harris St.
Director: Mark Allen Davis
Genre: Documentary
Duration: 14min

Synopsis: In 2014 an eccentric member of a New York lake community mysteriously vanishes. As neighbors search for answers, we discover the unnerving circumstances of her upbringing. Helen illustrates what happens when good intentions collide with a rigid and unaccepting world.

4:45 pm | Block of 5 Films | THE SPEAKEASY THEATRE | 103 S. Harris St.
Director: Robin Houser
Genre: Documentary
Duration: 17min

Synopsis: Tino tells the story of a lifelong cattleman whose dedication to ranching surpasses the modern-day forces challenging his way of life.

4:45 pm | Block of 5 Films | THE SPEAKEASY THEATRE | 103 S. Harris St.
Director: Jason Cohn and Camille Servan-Schreiber
Genre: Documentary
Duration: 34min

Synopsis: As the world transitioned from horses and steam ships to motor cars and flying machines, one man was ready to steer America through the transformation: Augustus Post, a legendary transportation pioneer of the early 20th century.
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3:00 pm | Block of 1 Film | BRECKENRIDGE THEATER | 121 S. Ridge St.
Director: Kerry David
Genre: Documentary
Duration: 110min

Synopsis: The world of wildlife trafficking and poaching is a dangerous arena spearheaded by ruthless crime syndicates. Meet the inspirational women living on the frontline and risking all to prevent Africa’s most vulnerable animals from becoming extinct. A hopeful film to inspire all audiences.
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2:30 pm | Block of 4 Films | THE SPEAKEASY THEATRE | 103 S. Harris St.
Director: Chris King
Genre: Short Drama
Duration: 20min

Synopsis: This is the story of one actress who went from anonymity to Broadway stardom within a few short years and would later become known as the beloved legend of stage and screen, Carol Burnett.

2:30 pm | Block of 1 Film | COLORADO MOUNTAIN COLLEGE | 107 Denison Placer Rd.
Director: Francisco Ricardo
Genre: Documentary
Duration: 77min

Synopsis: Francisco Ricardo’s finely crafted documentary, Arturo Sandoval: Journey to a Dream, explores the life and music of jazz genius Arturo Sandoval, who escaped Cuba to become one of the greatest living jazz trumpeters of our time. Includes interviews with Quincy Jones, Arturo Sandoval, Andy Garcia and other jazz luminaries.
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2:30 pm | Block of 4 Films | THE SPEAKEASY THEATRE | 103 S. Harris St.
Director: Kendell Courtney Klein
Genre: Short Drama
Duration: 28min

Synopsis: Unfolding over a single night during the bloodiest days of the Civil War, GINGERBREAD chronicles Abraham Lincoln through the darkest night of his Presidency as he reluctantly agrees to join Mary Todd in a séance to contact their recently departed son.

2:30 pm | Block of 4 Films | THE SPEAKEASY THEATRE | 103 S. Harris St.
Director: Brian Robau
Genre: Short Drama
Duration: 20min

Synopsis: In the wake of Fidel Castro’s rise to power, over 14,000 unaccompanied children fled to the United States in hopes of a better life. Inspired by their stories, Esta Es Tu Cuba follows Anton, a young boy who is thrust into adulthood as revolution tears his family apart.
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2:30 pm | Block of 4 Films | THE SPEAKEASY THEATRE | 103 S. Harris St.
Director: Ksenia Ivanova
Genre: Short Drama
Duration: 15min

Synopsis: Jack and Anna is an MFA thesis film based on true events that happened in the early 1900s in Colorado. It tells the story of a young woman who was put on trial for cross-dressing and same-sex marriage.
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12:30 pm | Block of 2 Films | BRECKENRIDGE THEATER | 121 S. Ridge St.
Director: Jessica McGaugh and Roma Sur
Genre: Documentary
Duration: 57min

Synopsis: When the ancient Indian beats of Odissi combine with the rhythms of the West African Djembe and the vibrant Spanish Flamenco, a new sound is born. A story of immigration, determination and hope- American multiculturalism at its core.
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12:30 pm | Block of 2 Films | BRECKENRIDGE THEATER | 121 S. Ridge St.
Director: Amy Marquis and Dana Romanoff
Genre: Documentary
Duration: 54min

Synopsis: The Colorado River shapes both the landscape of the American Southwest and the people living near its waters. Confluence follows an up-and-coming indie folk band as they traverse this endangered river system, documenting its places and people through original music.
Note: Adult language
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12:00 pm | Block of 3 Films | COLORADO MOUNTAIN COLLEGE | 107 Denison Placer Rd.
Director: Tricia Springer
Genre: Documentary
Duration: 43min

Synopsis: Set amidst the tragic repercussions of the opioid epidemic, The American Opioid Crisis: Talbot Goes Purple explores the partnership between law enforcement, civic leaders, and the recovery community in Talbot County,Maryland, as they battle the devastating effects of addiction.
Note: Adult Situations
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12:00 pm | Block of 1 Film | THE SPEAKEASY THEATRE | 103 S. Harris St.
Director: Kelly Blatz
Genre: Drama
Duration: 93min

Synopsis: An 84-year-old charming but delusional WWII veteran forms romantic relationships with two elderly women and goes on a crusade to save them from the isolation of their retirement homes in East Hollywood. Inspired by a true story. Note: Adult language & situations
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12:00 pm | Block of 1 Film | THE SPEAKEASY THEATRE | 103 S. Harris St.
Director: Katy-Robin Garton
Genre: Documentary
Duration: 9min

Synopsis: CRABB RANCH shares the story of the Crabb family who set out to achieve their dream of owning their own ranch, and in the process, conserved a magical 8500-acre Montana landscape for generations to come. A story of partnership in conservation and the beauty of co-existence.

12:00 pm | Block of 1 Film | THE SPEAKEASY THEATRE | 103 S. Harris St.
Director: Krista Schlyer
Genre: Documentary
Duration: 57min

Synopsis: Ay Mariposa is the work of long-time borderlands documentarian Krista Schlyer and award-winning filmmakers Jenny Nichols and Morgan Heim, who have followed the events unfolding in South Texas since President Donald Trump was elected and vowed to complete the border barrier that has been under intermittent construction since the 1990s.
Schlyer, the film’s director and author of the acclaimed 2012 book Continental Divide: Wildlife, People and the Border Wall, has documented the rise of walls on the United States’ border for the past decade.

10:00 am | Block of 4 Films | RIVERWALK CENTER | 150 W. Adams Ave.
Director: Hannah Olson
Genre: Animation
Duration: 8min

Synopsis: Amongst the forgotten treasures of an old attic, an otherworldly encounter tests a boy’s limits in what he will do to mend a new bond, creating the chance for an unlikely friendship to be made.
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