Boulder Histories Film Festival

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Door time: 9:30 AM Show time: 10:00 AM Come celebrate Boulder’s vibrant history at the Boulder Histories Film Festival! Taking place at the foot of the iconic Flatirons in the historic Chautauqua Auditorium, BHFF screens short documentaries about Boulder County, focusing on the People, Places, and Preservation efforts in the region. This one-day festival will feature three short film screening blocks, filmmaker Q&A’s, and jury and audience awards. Purchase a full-day pass to attend all three screenings and save! Doors 9:30 AM / Show 10:00 AM – Screening Block 1 – People: These short documentaries focus on the impactful and important people of Boulder County, both living and historical Films: “Baseline ‘Mo Seigel'” by Rob Shearer “Boulder International Film Festival – 20 Year Anniversary” by Tom Parkin “Frozen Dead Guy Days” by Mike Scalisi and Bruce Borowsky “Oscar White’s Story” by Clare Brandt “Seeding The Front Range” by Debbie Lee Doors 12:30 PM / Show 1:00 PM – Screening Block 2 – Places: These short documentaries focus on buildings, architecture, and environments in Boulder County Films: “150th Anniversary Of CU Boulder” by Benjamin Albuisson “Building Boom!” by Bud Leonard “Golden Ponds Sketchbook” by Steve Bigelow “A Land Made From Water” by Len Aitken “A New Season At Chautauqua” by Scott J VanOrdstrand “The Sink: The Rest[aurant] Is History” by Rachael Caraluzzi, Jessica Benjamin, and Bruce Borowsky “Trident Book Store | Community Focused. Employee Owned” by Chad Weber Doors 3:30 PM / Show 4:00 PM – Screening Block 3 – Preservation + Awards Ceremony: These short documentaries focus on individuals and organizations preserving historic buildings and places in Boulder County. The awards ceremony for all submitted films will follow this screening block. Films: “Colorado University of Boulder 150th Anniversary Celebration” by Doug Conway “Gwentheon Cottage” by Pixel Mill Studios “No Small Idea – A Chautauqua Story” by Jared Bunn “Of…