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The 47th Denver Film Festival is moving all but one its red-carpet screenings to a new venue this year, alongside Colorado premieres of buzzy indies such as “The Piano Lesson” and “The Brutalist,” and in-person guests including Patricia Clarkson, Marianne Jean-Baptiste and Jesse Tyler Ferguson. The festival, Nov. 1-10 at multiple venues, will offer 185 narrative features, shorts, and documentaries, as well as parties, panels, workshops and a gala, according to nonprofit producer Denver Film. Single tickets to screenings, plus special and gala presentations and Red Carpets, are on sale to Denver Film members on Thursday, Oct.

The all-star melodrama was a critical and box office flop, but a new Blu-ray from Vinegar Syndrome provides a welcome opportunity for reappraisal.

"Will and Harper" is #4 at the streamer, with fellow festival-played "Rez Ball" #3

Director Ted Passon tells IndieWire about his new documentary, detailing Patrice Jetter's battle to keep her benefits if she were to marry as a person with a disability.

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The Grammy winner said that actors who alter their everyday behavior to fit a role are subjected to a gendered double standard.