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More by Steve Weishampel
Transparency Troublenew
City of Boulder officials are increasingly resistant to coughing up open records.
Boulder Weekly |
Steve Weishampel and Jefferson Dodge |
02-15-2013 |
Policy Issues
Starting strong with a strong alenew
Asher Brewing kicks off our Boulder County Beer Tour.
Boulder Weekly |
Steve Weishampel |
01-12-2013 |
Food+Drink
Tags: Boulder beer
Making Sense of the Jessica Ridgeway Tragedynew
What all of us need to know about the murder of 10-year-old Jessica Ridgeway.
Boulder Weekly |
Steve Weishampel |
10-19-2012 |
Features
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Peaks Behind the Screensnew
Eighth Reel Rock marks new heights for Boulder filmmakers who pioneered rock climbing films.
Boulder Weekly |
Elizabeth Miller |
09-17-2013 |
Movies
Tags: Multiple, Reel Rock film tour
Wonder Woman Versus Chauvinismnew
A new documentary explores the bizarre origins of the character and her subsequent role in various feminist movements in the 20th century and beyond.
Boulder Weekly |
David Accomazzo |
02-04-2013 |
Movies
Foxy Lady: Pam Grier, the ‘Baddest One-Chick Hit Squad in Town'new
When Pam Grier moved to Los Angeles in the early '70s, her goal was to work and save enough money to get into film school. During a lunch break at one of her three jobs, she was planning to meet with a potential mentor for some career guidance. But apparently that’s not what he had planned.
Boulder Weekly |
Quibian Salazar-Moreno |
02-17-2012 |
Profiles & Interviews
'Fish Tank' Deserves Awards it's Winningnew
In the very first few minutes Mia is on the screen in Fish Tank, a frank and powerful glimpse of a dead-end British teenage life, she's screaming on the phone to a friend, head-butts another girl because she doesn't like the way she's dancing, and gets into a tussle with her mom.
Boulder Weekly |
Cary Darling |
03-01-2010 |
Reviews
Tags: Fish Tank, Andrea Arnold
Why Filmmakers Love Stranded Polar Bearsnew
Filmmaker Todd Anders Johnson films Alaskan glaciers for a salient image of the dangers of climate change. But will it move the pundit class?
Boulder Weekly |
Dylan Otto Krider |
04-19-2009 |
Profiles & Interviews
