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'V/H/S/99,' 'Enys Men,' and More to Screen at 2022 Telluride Horror Show
The event will jump-scare attendees from October 14-16.
‘River’ Review: A Gorgeous and Meditative Documentary Examines Our Relationship to the Arteries of Our Planet | Telluride 2021
Much like her subject matter, Jennifer Peedom’s film is capable of both tranquility and devastating power.
Telluride 2017 Lineup Announced; Includes ‘Darkest Hour’, ‘Hostiles’, and More
The festival will also play host to Ken Burns’ new documentary ‘The Vietnam War’.
TOP 5: TIFF 2015 Coverage, King Kong vs. Godzilla, 'The Visit'
The first trailer for the Christmas horror pic 'Krampus', coverage of the 2015 Telluride Film Festival, and a recommendation for 'The Overnight' help complete this week's Top 5.
Telluride Diary #2: 'Room', 'Beasts of No Nation', and Closing Thoughts
Two beautifully crafted films of unspeakable psychological (and very real) violence premiered at Telluride. Find out what other films received high praise as the festival comes to a close.
'Suffragette' Review: Fighting the Good Fight | Telluride 2015
'Suffragette' feels less about women's suffrage and more about one woman's suffering. That personal attachment works—until more historical characters are introduced.
'Steve Jobs' Review: Talking in Circles | Telluride 2015
Danny Boyle's biopic of the former Apple CEO gets great performances from the cast, great dialogue from Aaron Sorkin, but is also too repetitive.
Telluride 2015 Diary #1: 'Anomalisa', 'Taxi', 'He Named Me Malala' + Awards Buzz
Read about the unique mountain set-up for the Telluride Film Festival on Collider's first visit. Plus thoughts on three auteur films and some awards buzz from the 'Room' and 'Carol' screenings.
'Carol' Review: A Grand Gesture | Telluride 2015
'Carol' is the most romantic movie of the year, and through Rooney Mara's performance—and Todd Haynes' careful direction—it might also be the most cathartic.