From cave paintings to modern cinema, the medium through which stories are told has evolved significantly. One event that has played a key role in this evolution is the Boulder International Film Festival (BIFF). This annual event, held in the charming city of Boulder, Colorado, has not only showcased a diverse range of films but has also left a lasting impact on the world of cinema. The Birth of BIFF The Boulder International Film Festival, fondly known as BIFF, was established in 2005 with the aim of bringing exceptional cinematic works to the forefront while providing a platform for filmmakers... Read More

The Boulder International Film Festival is a huge event that locals look forward to every year, and this year is no different as the festival kicked off with a bang and a sold out opening night. The parade outside of the Boulder theater brought in an estimated 800 people, with the premiere of “Once Were Brothers: Robbie Robertson and the Band.” This year also welcomed special guests including Boulder legendary musician Robbie Robertson, actor Jesse Eisenberg and author Cheryl Strayed. Kathy Beeck, organizer of the event, says that, “We bring in a lot of cultural experiences and films from... Read More

The Boulder International Film Festival (BIFF) is an annual film festival held in Boulder, Colorado, United States. The festival was founded in 2005 by Kathy and Robin Beeck, who were inspired by the Sundance Film Festival and wanted to bring a similar event to Boulder. The first BIFF was held in 2006 and featured 18 films, including documentaries, shorts, and features. Over the years, the festival has grown in size and reputation, attracting filmmakers and moviegoers from around the world. BIFF has featured a variety of films, including independent and foreign films, documentaries, shorts, and... Read More