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Aspen Times arts editor Andrew Travers highlights some of the most inspirational and most anticipated movies coming to the 2022 5Point Adventure Film Festival.

Friday, April 22, marks the 53rd Earth Day, and for the occasion Disney+ offers three new films and documentaries -- "Explorer: The Last Tepui," "The Biggest Little Farm: The Return" and "Polar Bear" -- that celebrate the splendor of the environment.

Ahead of Earth Day, factual industry execs and creatives discuss a raft of titles that raise awareness about all matters relating to the planet and its protection and how they connect with viewers.

A suspense-filled documentary sees Free Solo's Alex Honnold and 80-year-old ecologist Bruce Means set out to climb a remote table-top mountain deep in Guyana's Amazon rainforest

Taylor Rees and Renan Ozturk founded Expedition Studios in Ridgway in early 2020. Here's why that's good for the Centennial State.

Businesses in Five Points are getting ready to apply for a common consumption zone.

Photos from previous celebrations of the 5Point Film Festival. 5Point Film Festival is hosting a screening from 8-10:30 p.m. on Friday night, in a drive-in format. Last year the event was virtual only and Sarah-Jane Johnson, a spokesperson for 5Point, said the organization was excited to host a group of people to come together and watch the same films. Post Independent reporter Jessica Peterson connected with Johnson to learn more about what audience members can expect when attending the 2021 5...

National Geographic also ordered four unscripted projects from Elizabeth Chai Vasarhelyi and Jimmy Chin responsible for the Free Solo film, including two documentary films, a 10-episode series, and a one-hour pilot. One of these documentary films will be about 2018s dramatic rescue of a Thai soccer team who got stuck inside a flooded cave in northern Thailand with a working title of Thai Cave Rescue. The film will have exclusive access and never-before-seen footage from the rescue and tells t...

Save this story for later. In “Ashes to Ashes,” the artist Winfred Rembert and the activist and physician Shirley Jackson Whitaker reckon with the living legacy of racist violence in America. Sometimes the artist Winfred Rembert can’t sleep at night. His wife, Patsy, says that it has to do with his work. “Whenever he do one of those pictures, he gets sick,” she explains. “He has to double up on that medicine in order to get some rest.” Rembert first draws h...

Bay Area political events: History education, QAnon Chronicle staff report FacebookTwitterEmail Upcoming political events in the Bay Area. Events take place online unless otherwise noted: WEDNESDAY History education: The future of American history education and how the Trump presidency will affect it. Panelists include Harvard University history Professors Jane Kamensky and Jonathan Trumbull; American Enterprise Institute fellow Ian Rowe; Michelle Herczog, history-social science coordinator for...