The Smile Politely editors share their 2019 Ebertfest experiences.
Debra previews Ebertfest, which kicks off its 21st year this Wednesday.
Debra chats with CU Film Society board members Rebecca and Thom Nicol as they gear up for this year's student script deadline this Thursday
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Chloe chats with Rebecca Ferrell, Flatlands Dance Film Festival curator, about this year’s program.
The red carpet was rolled out for student screenwriters and filmmakers on Saturday at Pens to Lens.
John takes a look at the latest film series offering at the Art Theater, featuring subjects that are close to home.
Nicole speaks with director Kelly Richmond Pope, discussing this critically acclaimed film All The Queen's Horses and the impacts of fraud and corruption in the small Illinois town of Dixon.
The editors and writers of Smile Politely attend the 20th Annual Roger Ebert Film Festival to keep you up to date on this year's festivities.
Nicole talks with Kate Davis, one of the directors of Traffic Stop, nominated for a 2018 Oscar Award for Documentary Short Subject.
Arts editor Kate Fenton previews this year's Ebertfest.
Kate takes a look at what's coming up in April, including Ebertfest, the Boneyard Arts Festival, local theater, and some ways to take a breather.
Kate sits down with Melissa Merli to discuss Roger Ebert's Film Festival — how it started, how it has changed, and her most memorable moments from the last twenty years.
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