Rocky Mountain Women’s Film has an exciting new announcement about our film library!  Throughout the years, many of you have avidly borrowed from our in-person film library. We’re excited to say that now, watching your favorite RMWF films and discovering new gems will be easier to do than ever before. Our film collection has been revamped and digitized – many films from our annual Festivals are now available through our RMWF Library. Just click on a film you’re interested in, and you’ll be taken to its dedicated film page, where on the right hand side, the JustWatch widget will tell yo ..read more

It’s Women’s History Month! Celebrate with a few of our favorite films about the many, many women who have moved us, inspired us, and made a mark on us. My Love Affair with the Brain | Directed by Gary Weimberg and Catherine Ryan | 57 mins.This Emmy-nominated documentary follows the life and times of neuroscience pioneer Dr. Marian Diamond. Dr. Diamond and her team of scientists made groundbreaking discoveries about what our brains can do, including how it can grow and change at any age, the link between positive thinking and immune health, and carried out landmark experiments on the brain o ..read more

Watch at Home We’ve gathered another round of films to help fill your time at home. We may not be able to gather at the office or a big theater to share in the experience of watching film together.  But we think you can still build community around film. Why not set up your own film watching group!  Choose a film to watch at home, then setup a virtual happy hour to discuss the film.  Let us know how it goes. BUCK Directed by Cindy Meehl A richly textured and visually stunning film, follows Brannaman from his abusive childhood to his phenomenally successful approach to ho ..read more

Did you miss a film from this year’s Festival? Or do you want to share one of this year’s films with a friend? We’ve collected the information on films that are available to watch now, rent online, or catch a virtual screening through another Festival. Film Filmmaker Stream Actually, Iconic: Richard Estes Olympia Stone Virtual Screenings Akashinga: The Brave Ones Maria Wilhelm Watch Now Belly of the Beast Erika Cohn Virtual Screenings Blessed Child Cara Jones Available to rent: Amazon, iTunes, Google Play Coded Bias Shalini Kantayya Virtual Screenings Diana Kennedy: Noth ..read more

Watch at Home We anxiously await the time when we can reconnect in person; however, we are also grateful that through the power of film we still have the ability to connect with the world around us. Whether you feel like diving in deep with a documentary or completely escaping with your umpteenth viewing of your favorite rom-com, movies allow us to connect – emotionally, intellectually, and empathetically. To help enrich your quarantine time we have pulled together a list of films from past festivals that are available to view online.  Kanopy All the films below can be watched for ..read more

On behalf of the Board of Rocky Mountain Women’s Film, I am writing to express the profound sadness and horror we feel regarding the mass shooting that took place last night at Club Q. It is difficult to find language that adequately meets such violence, perhaps because there is no right language, or perhaps because language feels like it loses more power every time we have to repeat it. From Pulse to Las Vegas, Parkland to Sandy Hook and Uvalde, we as a country have been called to say the same words far too often. Club Q is the latest instance of unfathomable pain that’s fallen into an all to ..read more

August 2022 On behalf of the Walldorf family we would like to offer a donation to Rocky Mountain Women’s Film in recognition of their 35 year legacy in this community and in memory of our father and husband, Steven Paul Walldorf, who passed away this past February. With this gift we will match, dollar for dollar, every donation made to RMWF, up to $35,000. My dad was a storyteller. He started every story with a thesis statement – something that I teased him about continuously. “Always read the fine print…” “Never pay a speeding ticket with a check made out personally to the judge…” true ..read more

April 22 is Earth Day (and Shorts Night!), but did you know this entire month is Earth Month? Over the years, RMWF has strived to bring the Pikes Peak region voices that care about and care for our beautiful planet. Check out the list below for some of our favorite films from those voices. Bag It | Directed by Jeb Berrier | 78 mins.It’s everywhere: we can’t seem to get away from plastic– but what if we tried? One plastic bag was enough to send documentarian Jeb Berrier on a journey to cut his use of plastic down, and that evolved into a quest that took him all around the world to investigate ..read more

February is Black History Month! In addition to our FREE Film in the Community screenings, celebrate with these recommendations, just a few from the RMWF catalog that tell vital stories centering Black voices. Althea | Directed by Rex Miller | 83 mins.This documentary follows the incredible story of tennis player, Althea Gibson. Once a truant student in Harlem, Gibson overcomes the huge obstacles in her way and the white domination of the sport, becoming what many considered the best tennis player in the world. More info and where to watch. A New Color: The Art of Being Edyth Boone Directe ..read more

Despite the quarantine... We Wish you the Happiest Mother's Day We have a long and beautiful history of mothers and daughters at Rocky Mountain Women’s Film. From filmmaker’s bringing their mother’s or daughter’s to share in the experience at the Festival to generations of women attending our events to share with grandma, mom and granddaughter.  We also have a great group of Festival daughters that grew up around the Rocky Mountain Women’s Film, and now they are lifelong ambassadors of our community of film-loving women. (Yes, we still love our film-watching men, but it’s about the mom ..read more