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Lisa Wilson

Mountainfilm 2009: Mountainfilm Festival Closing Awards Picnic

It was a chilly and rainy picnic, but enjoyed by everyone with food provided by Lucas Price and La Cocina de Luz & drinks from New Belgium and Redwood Creek.

May 28, 2009 by Lisa Wilson in Telluride Insider Blog

Big River Man

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Mountainfilm 2009: Big River Man

Directed by John Maringouin, Big River Man won the World Cinema Cinematography Award at the Sundance Film Festival.

May 28, 2009 by Lisa Wilson in Telluride Insider Blog

The Farley Mowat at the edge of the world.

Mountainfilm 2009: At the Edge of the World with Captain Paul Watson

Director Dan Stone's first documentary feature follows a mission of Captain Paul Watson in the Antarctic to stop Japanese whaling.

May 27, 2009 by Lisa Wilson in Telluride Insider Blog

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Mountainfilm 2009: The National Parks - America's Best Idea

Telluride was fortunate to host the world premiere of all six episodes of "The National Parks: America's Best Idea" at the Mountainfilm Festival.

May 26, 2009 by Lisa Wilson in Telluride Insider Blog

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(2009) MountainFilm: Director Chai Vasarhelyi on "I Bring What I Love"

Film director Chai Vasarhelyi sits down with Jeb Berrier to discuss her documentary film release.

May 22, 2009 in Video

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(2009) MountainFilm Festival Telluride Theme: "Food"

In addition to screening leading independent documentary films from around the world, the festival includes a full-day symposium on a pressing contemporary issues: energy (2007), water (2008), and, now, food (2009).

April 1, 2009 in Video

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Fresh Tracks: An Interview With Emily Long

Mountainfilm Program Director Emily Long talks with Plum's Ramona Bruland about free films at the Sheridan Opera House.

December 30, 2008 in Local Life

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Minds of Mountainfilm: Pico Iyer

Journalist and travel author Pico Iyer sits down with Mountainfilm program director Emily Long to discuss his ancestry, his childhood in the vastly different cultures of '60s London and California, his lifelong relationship with the Dalai Lama as documented in his latest book "The Open Road" and his thoughts on the concepts of non-violence and tolerance.

December 17, 2008 in Video

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Mountainfilm 2009 Overview