International Film Series

Boulder's 1st art-house series, locally programmed since 1941 & screening films in Muenzinger Auditorium (Located west of Folsom Stadium. A quiet venue that never bombards you with ads or other distractions

Most films are $6 general admission and $5 for CU-Boulder students with valid ID.

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Brakhage Film Series, 7:30 PM, ATLAS 100, Free Admission

First Person Cinema, screenings are Mondays at 7:00 PM in VAC - 1B20, admission is $3.00

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Ann Arbor Film Festival, Wed February 3
7:00 & 9:00

Best Short Films from AAFF

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Subject	Ann Arbor Film Festival shows at IFS on Wed February 3 7:00 & 9:00
	Your message: Ann Arbor Film Festival Best Short Films from AAFF Wed February 3 7:00 & 9:00 ATTENTION: Due to a campus basketball game, parking tonight will be limited. Early arrivals or bus lines suggested. The Ann Arbor Film Festival is the original North American independent film festival. Founded in 1963, the AAFF was independent before "independent film," serving as a critical forum for filmmakers to show their creative work outside of the studio film industry. Today the festival continues its strongly independent spirit as a premier showcase for bold, visionary, experimental and high-caliber films. Tonight’s program features the following highlights from the 47th annual Ann Arbor Film Festival: CATTLE CALL (Canada), UTOPIA, PART 3: THE WORLD’S LARGEST SHOPPING MALL (CA), QUIERO VER (CA), SKHIZEIN (France), RETOUCHES (Canada), MAS SE PERDIO (England), NORA (MA) To see a trailer and read a review, visit InternationalFilmSeries.com.

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