The Through the Student Lens (TSL) Film Festival, exclusively showcasing films by CSU students and alumni, takes center stage on March 21 and 22 at 7:00 p.m. in the Behavioral Sciences Building, room 131. Witness a captivating lineup of documentaries, shorts, animations, personal narratives, and experimental works selected by programmers from November through March submissions. This year's program promises an exceptional celebration of local filmmaking talent, made possible by the support of ACT Human Rights Film Festival.
The 9th Annual ACT Human Rights Film Festival returns to Fort Collins, CO April 3-7, 2024. Experience the latest groundbreaking human rights films from around the world. Engage with filmmakers, experts and audiences through Q&As, panel discussions and catered receptions. Don't miss this powerful celebration of cinema's ability to educate, inspire and drive social change.
"In the Dirt" chronicles the inspiring grassroots movement to bring mountain biking to the Navajo Nation, where no bike shops existed. Follow retired pro cyclist Scott Nydam and a passionate crew of Native American riders who defied the odds to build a thriving cycling culture across the vast 28,000 square mile reservation.
