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  • A smiling child in winter clothing and sunglasses stands outdoors among a group of people. Text reads "Champions of the Golden Valley" with various film festival laurels above.

    Champions of the Golden Valley

    Ivywild School 1604 S Cascade Ave, Colorado Springs, CO
    Pop Up Cinema

    In the remote mountain villages of Bamyan, Afghanistan, a newfound passion for skiing attracts young athletes from rival ethnic groups to the slopes.

  • A silhouette of a person stands outdoors facing a wintery landscape, surrounded by bare trees and a stone wall. Overlaid in large, bold letters is the title "OTHER SIDE," with the SXSW Film & TV Festival 2025 logo above, indicating a world premiere. The overall mood is contemplative, evoking themes of solitude and reflection.

    Other Side, with Guest Speaker Dr. Bob Munson

    RMWF Screening Room 2727 N Cascade Ave Suite 140, Colorado Springs, CO
    Film Club

    Join us at the Rocky Mountain Women’s Film office for this month’s free community screening featuring OTHER SIDE, a powerful documentary from the 2025 Festival. The film follows activist Lynda Bluestein’s courageous fight for end-of-life autonomy after battling cancer three times and challenging Vermont’s Death With Dignity law. A post-film Q&A with Dr. Bob Munson will follow. Suggested donation: $5.

  • Two elderly women with white hair sit indoors, smiling and talking with each other. One wears glasses and a pink shirt, the other wears a white blouse.

    Pie Lady of Pie Town / Gramma and Ginga

    PPLD East Library 5550 N Union Blvd, Colorado Springs, CO
    Film in the Community

    Film in the Community, a program of RMWF, shares films monthly at locations around our city – free of charge. Join us in partnership with PPLD East Library for a afternoon of two fantastic short films. Pie Lady of Pie Town Directed by: Jane Rosemont | Duration: 29 min. In the New Mexico desert, pie […]

  • A grizzly bear with four cubs walks along a rocky path in a forested area with green foliage and yellow wildflowers.

    Film of the Month – 399: Queen of the Tetons

    Virtual Enjoy RMWF programming at home.
    Film of the Month

    Bring the magic to your living room with Virtual Film of the Month and stream 399: QUEEN OF THE TETONS, a stunning documentary about the world's most famous grizzly bear, anytime in April for just $10 — over half of the proceeds of each ticket supports the filmmaker.

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  • Andrea Gibson and Megan Falley in “Come See Me in the Good Light,” premiered globally on Apple TV+ November 14, 2025.

    Come See Me in the Good Light

    Ivywild School 1604 S Cascade Ave, Colorado Springs, CO
    Pop Up Cinema

    Join poet Megan Falley and producer Stef Willen for a special screening of the Academy Award–nominated documentary Come See Me in the Good Light, followed by an audience Q&A. Start the night with an intimate pre-film reception with our special guests, including wine, light snacks, and conversation before the film begins.

  • Rocky Mountain Women's Film Shorts Night - Award winning Short Films

    Shorts Night

    Stargazers Theatre 10 S Parkside Dr, Colorado Springs, CO

    Be part of this entertaining evening of quirky, amusing, provocative, and insightful films while enjoying complimentary popcorn and candy. In addition, dinner items and cocktails are available for purchase. Whether you are a devoted fan of short films or just have a short attention span, this is the place to be for a great evening […]

  • Three adults sit at a table reading books and taking notes, focused on their work under bright lighting.

    A Reckoning In Boston

    RMWF Screening Room 2727 N Cascade Ave Suite 140, Colorado Springs, CO
    Film Club

    Join us for a free community screening of A Reckoning in Boston, a searing documentary that follows Boston residents Kafi Dixon and Carl Chandler as they confront systemic racism, the racial wealth gap, and the forces of gentrification in their city. Through their stories and the filmmaker’s own self-examination, the film exposes how inequity shapes everyday life while also highlighting community resilience and the fight for justice.

  • A person stands with raised arms facing a cityscape, overlooking a crowded urban area from a high vantage point on a sunny day.

    Maestra

    Pikes Peak Center – Studio Bee 190 S Cascade Avenue, Colorado Springs, CO

    Join us in celebrating women's voices in classical music — a special fundraising event benefiting both Rocky Mountain Women's Film and the Colorado Springs Philharmonic.

  • Rocky Mountain Women's Film presents - 2nd Annual Shorts in Trinidad, Friday, April 24

    Shorts in Trinidad

    The Stock House 326 N. Commercial St., Trinidad, CO

    Rocky Mountain Women’s Film is thrilled to partner with Phil Long Dealerships to bring an inspiring selection of short films to Trinidad. The programs include a mix of narrative and documentary films, offering audiences a rich and varied viewing experience that highlights the creativity and diversity of women filmmakers. From entertaining and heartwarming to thought-provoking and delightfully quirky, this event will have something for everyone.

  • This vintage photograph captures a birthday celebration with three children gathered around a table in an ornately-papered dining room. A chocolate cake decorated with two "4" candles sits in front, while a tall white candle and glassware are set on the table. The children are dressed in attire typical of the era—one in a striped shirt, one in a dress, and one partially visible in a red sweater. The scene evokes a warm and nostalgic family atmosphere.

    Her/Mine

    Virtual Enjoy RMWF programming at home.
    Film of the Month

    Bring the magic to your living room with Virtual Film of the Month and stream HER/MINE anytime in May for just $10 — over half of the proceeds of each ticket supports the filmmaker.

  • Poster for "American Pachuco: The Legend of Luis Valdez," featuring a silhouetted figure in a hat and zoot suit with bold red text against a vintage-style background.

    American Pachuco: The Legend of Luis Valdez

    Ivywild School 1604 S Cascade Ave, Colorado Springs, CO
    Pop Up Cinema

    Against political resistance and industry skepticism, Luis Valdez pushes Chicano storytelling from the fields to the film screen with Zoot Suit and La Bamba, crafting iconic works that challenge, celebrate, and expand America’s story.

  • A woman wearing a hat speaks into a megaphone at a public gathering, surrounded by several people, including a man with a mustache.

    Dolores

    RMWF Screening Room 2727 N Cascade Ave Suite 140, Colorado Springs, CO
    Film Club

    Dolores Huerta is among the most important, yet least known, activists in American history. An equal partner in co-founding the first farm workers unions with Cesar Chavez, her enormous contributions have gone largely unrecognized.