Telluride Film Festival
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Telluride Cancels Aretha Franklin Doc Screening of ‘Amazing Grace’ (Updated)
Film festival to screen the film “Sherpa” on Friday night instead following injunction filed by the singer
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Aretha Franklin Sues to Block Screening of ‘Amazing Grace’ Documentary at Telluride Film Festival
The festival says it it’s going forward with plans to show the film, which includes footage from a 1972 performance Franklin claims was never authorized for public release
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Toronto Film Festival Makes ‘Adjustments’ to Anti-Telluride Policy
Festival will no longer prevent Telluride titles from playing its first weekend, though it retains significant restrictions
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Telluride Film Festival: ‘Flamethrowers’ Author Rachel Kushner Named 2015 Guest Director
National Book Award finalist joins previous visiting artists like Alexander Payne, Salman Rushdie, Peter Bogdanovich
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Reese Witherspoon’s Odd F-Bombs, Michael Keaton Mania, ‘Weird Tales’ Show-Stealing: 7 Telluride Takeaways
An Argentine comedy trumps “Birdman” and “The Imitation Game” while the confab says it could care less about Best Picture candidates
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‘Birdman’ and ‘Foxcatcher’ Leave Telluride Audiences Blissed Out and Bowled Over
New Michael Keaton and Steve Carell movies make their U.S. debuts, kicking off what might be an awards-season battle
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Benedict Cumberbatch in ‘Imitation Game’ Steals the Show From Reese Witherspoon and Jon Stewart in Telluride
The British actor didn’t make it to Colorado, but his film “The Imitation Game” is the hit of the festival’s opening day
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Jon Stewart’s ‘Rosewater’ Trailer Shows Gael Garcia Bernal as Imprisoned Newsweek Journalist (Video)
The Mexican actor plays Maziar Bahari, a journalist imprisoned in Iran while covering the 2009 elections
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Telluride’s Big Winners: Ben Affleck, Bill Murray and … Sarah Polley
Affleck's "Argo" remained the festival's most popular triumph, but by Labor Day's end, newbie documentarian Sarah Polley had claimed the late-buzz trophy
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Marion Cotillard Beautifies a Doc-Dominated Day in Telluride
Telluride tributee Cotillard brought the Cannes entry "Rust & Bone" to America, while Ken Burns and Errol Morris gave the fest some documentary star power
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Bill Murray, Greta Gerwig Triumph in Telluride Premieres
Murray and Gerwig enter the race for king and queen of the 39th Telluride Film Festival with "Hyde Park on Hudson" and Noah Baumbach's rapturously received "Frances Ha"
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Ben Affleck’s ‘Argo’ Overshadows More Somber Oscar Bait at Telluride Opening
"Argo" isn't typical festival or Oscar fare, but it enraptured most Telluride viewers — leaving more serious opening-night contenders, like Sally Potter's latest, to pick up sloppy seconds
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Telluride, UCLA Film School Extend FilmLab Partnership
Cooperative venture between Telluride and UCLA gives film students a workshop festival experience and brings a jointly-curated film series to Westwood campus
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‘Amour,’ ‘Hyde Park on Hudson’ Top Telluride Lineup
Telluride Film Festival lineup is long on international auteurs, short on Oscar contenders
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Telluride Loves Tilda Swinton, But Needs to Talk About ‘Kevin’
As the festival drew to a close, Swinton, Michael Fassbender, and Glenn Close all soared in dark fare it may be hard to get the public (or Academy) to see