IF YOU WATCH… Where: Eventive via aspenfilm.org When: Program One; Streaming Tuesday to Sunday How Much: $15/single program; $60/Five Program Pass; $150/Full Virtual Pass; $250/VIP Pass; $45/student pass Tickets: aspenfilm.org More info: A livestream Q&A with filmmakers from Program One will run Tuesday at 6 p.m. Set and shot in Telluride, the short film “Chuj Boys of Summer” is an intimate portrait of a friendship among young immigrants in Colorado ski country. It stars high school students Yak Alux and Pedro Lucas, each playing a version of himself — Yakin and Petu — as a young Chuj immigrant working in the resort town. The Chuj are a Mayan people from the mountains in what is now Guatemala. A sizable portion of Chuj immigrants have settled in the mountains of Colorado and in Telluride, where director Max Walker-Silverman estimated the Chuj community numbers about 200.