Tickets available here.

Monday, June 30th | 8:30pm.

Tickets available here.

Wednesday, June 25th | 6:00pm at The Clubhouse on South Temple.

Tickets available here.

Monday, June 23rd | 2:30pm.

Saturday, June 21st | 2:30pm as part of GlowFest.

Tickets available here.

Saturday, June 14th | 8:30pm at Cinema Vox

Tickets available here.

Tuesday, June 3rd | 4:45pm at ICON Bali Mall - XXI Cinema Sanur, Bali

DETAILS AND TICKETS HERE.

Saturday, May 31st | 2:15pm at The Triplex Cinema Theater 1 in Great Barrington.

Screening details here.

Presented by LC Build a Generation.

COMMUNITY SCREENING

Friday, May 16th | 6pm at Mount Logan Middle School

875 N 200 E, Logan, UT 84321

DOORS @ 5:30pm, FILM @ 6pm

Pay what you can: suggested donation $10. Donations will support CRIC (Cache Refugee Immigrant Connection) and a ski team scholarship for resettled youth in Cache Valley.

Multiple screenings across Poland as part of Millenium Docs. May 11, 13, 15, and 18! Details for all screenings HERE.

DETAILS AND TICKETS HERE.

Sunday, May 4th | 12pm at The Rafael Film Center

FREE SCREENING, as a part of Colorado College’s ‘Visiting Series in Film and Culture’

Thursday, May 1st | 3:30pm at Colorado College: Cornerstone Screening Room

DETAILS AND TICKETS HERE.

FREE Screening!

Friday, April 25th | 3pm at The Crystal Theatre

DETAILS AND TICKETS HERE.

TWO SCREENINGS:

Saturday, April 12th | 1pm at Hanesbrands Theater
Tuesday, April 15th | 5 pm at Marketplace Theater #1

The Martha's Vineyard Film Festival is a non-profit located on the island of Martha's Vineyard. Our mission is to produce community events, educational programs, and films that spark discussion, debate, and action. Our signature events include the 20th annual MVFF (March 19-22, 2020), a Summer Film Series, and free educational programs taking place year-round.

Details & Tickets here.

Saturday, March 29th | 1pm at The Grange Hall
Sunday, March 30th | 3:30pm at Capawock Theater

The 39th edition of FIFF will take place from 21th to 30th March 2025.

Fribourg International Film Festival aims to promote the understanding between cultures through films. It gives preferences to productions that stimulate reflection and provoke discussion. Our Festival shines a light on blind spots, reveals new talents and put the history of cinema in context with exclusive approaches.

Friday March 21 | 6:30pm (REX 1)

Friday March 21 | 8:30pm (ARENA 1 BCF)

Details & Tickets here.

Details & RSVP here!

Presented by Roger Williams Park Conservancy & newportFILM

The Winter Warm Up Series is sponsored by the Providence Tourism Council with additional support from the Roger Williams Park Botanical Center

This is a FREE event
RSVP Required

Suggested $10 Donation

Roger Williams Park Botanical Center
Floral Ave, Providence, RI 02905

PARKING
Parking is available on-site.

6:00 PM:Venue Opens
7:00 PM:Film Start

The Fargo Film Festival is the premier film festival event in the state of North Dakota.

THU MARCH 20 | 4:05 p.m.
Fargo Theatre - Screen 2
314 Broadway N #4715, Fargo, ND 58102

Details & Tickets here.

Sunday, March 16, 2025 3:00pm at Stewart Auditorium | Longmont Museum

Details & Tickets here. Full program here.

The Boulder International Film Festival’s Adventure Film Program is back for its fifth year, promising a heart-pounding lineup of the world’s most inspiring adventure films and shorts.

What sets this year apart? This year's program will feature the critically acclaimed Champions of the Golden Valley, a documentary that Variety calls “The ultimate underdog story.” Directed by Ben Sturgulewski and produced by Katie Stjernholm— both based in Colorado — this film takes you deep into the heart of Afghanistan’s mountains, where a ski race brings rival communities together in a moving celebration of shared humanity.

Friday, March 14, 2025 7:30pm at Grace Commons

Details & Tickets here. Full program here.

The Boulder International Film Festival’s Adventure Film Program is back for its fifth year, promising a heart-pounding lineup of the world’s most inspiring adventure films and shorts.

”What sets this year apart? This year's program will feature the critically acclaimed Champions of the Golden Valley, a documentary that Variety calls “The ultimate underdog story.” Directed by Ben Sturgulewski and produced by Katie Stjernholm— both based in Colorado — this film takes you deep into the heart of Afghanistan’s mountains, where a ski race brings rival communities together in a moving celebration of shared humanity. Both filmmakers will be present for a Q&A.”

Following the screening is an Adventure Film Party at Velvet Elk Lounge from 9pm-Midnight. Free entry with ticket stub from Champions screening of festival pass.

Sedona International Film Festival

Mon Feb 24 at 7pm at Harkins 6 (tickets) and Wed Feb 26 at 4pm at Harkins 6 (tickets).

The Sedona International Film Festival was founded in 1995 as a 3-day exhibition of independent film and introduced the festival workshops as a way of teaching and inspiring filmmakers of tomorrow. Today, it is a 9-day, world-renowned event and is the jewel in the crown of Sedona's cultural life and the largest single annual event in the community.

Details & Tickets here.

More information here: https://sedonafilmfestival.com/.

Sedona International Film Festival

Mon Feb 24 at 7pm at Harkins 6 (tickets) and Wed Feb 26 at 4pm at Harkins 6 (tickets).

The Sedona International Film Festival was founded in 1995 as a 3-day exhibition of independent film and introduced the festival workshops as a way of teaching and inspiring filmmakers of tomorrow. Today, it is a 9-day, world-renowned event and is the jewel in the crown of Sedona's cultural life and the largest single annual event in the community.

Details & Tickets here.

More information here: https://sedonafilmfestival.com/.

Friday Feb 21st at 6pm at Knox Church on 2nd (tickets)

Champions was selected for the Friday Night Feature.

FERNIE MOUNTAIN FILM FESTIVAL is dedicated to filmmakers who spark awareness of mountain cultures, fragile environments, and the passion and perseverance of global explorers.

Tuesday Feb 18th at 7pm at The Eclipse Theatre (tickets)

Director Ben Sturgulewski and Producer Katie Stjernholm will be in attendance for a Q&A.

Join us for $1-off drinks during Happy Hour (6pm) with the film starting at 7pm! Blue Members and above get in free and will be sent their discount codes via email,

In addition to our usual Happy Hour, the filmmakers and Breckenridge art consultants will be tabling ahead of the screening.

Programmer's Note: When Champions of the Golden Valley premiered, it felt like a no-brainer to bring to Breckenridge. A richly told true story that weaves together community, activism, and skiing is the kind of film we look for all year long. The documentary subjects are not so different from our ski-obsessed neighbors, but their struggles in Afghanistan bring a resilient and unlikely community to light. Champions of the Golden Valley will break your heart and glue it back together again - and really make you want to go skiing. (Cait McCluskie, Programming & Operations Director)

Members of Yellowstone Club are invited to a private screening of the award-winning documentary Champions of the Golden Valley at 20 Below on 2/14 at 8 pm and/or 2/16 at 6 pm, followed by a Q&A and reception with the filmmakers! 

These screenings will be in the 20Below theater, on Friday, February 14, from 7:30pm - 10:00pm, and Sunday, February 16, from 5:30pm - 8:00pm. Email championsdoc@gmail.com to register.

Wed Feb 12th at 7pm (Page Theatre at St. Mary’s University)

Sun Feb 16th at 12pm - (Winona State University - PAC Black Box)

Details & Tickets here: https://frff.org/schedule

The Frozen River Film Festival offers programs that engage, educate and activate viewers to become involved in the world.

SYRCL’s Wild & Scenic Film Festival inspires environmental activism and a love for nature–through film. Their 5-day flagship festival is held annually in Nevada City and Grass Valley, California. Featuring 100+ films, workshops, visiting filmmaker and activist talks, family-friendly programs, art exhibitions, parties, and more.

Details & Tickets here: https://wsff.eventive.org/schedule/66f71f4e8b51c4004efd7073

Friday Feb 14th at 8:30pm on Snow Screen

Details & Tickets here: https://www.ifwc.ca/schedule

The International Festival of Winter Cinema (IFWC) was founded in 2017 in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. The best winter films from around the world, on one huge snow screen, in a truly unique location.

Members of Yellowstone Club are invited to a private screening of the award-winning documentary Champions of the Golden Valley at 20 Below on 2/14 at 8 pm and/or 2/16 at 6 pm, followed by a Q&A and reception with the filmmakers! 

These screenings will be in the 20Below theater, on Friday, February 14, from 7:30pm - 10:00pm, and Sunday, February 16, from 5:30pm - 8:00pm. Email championsdoc@gmail.com to register.

Thurs Feb 13th at 7pm at Uptown Knauer Performing Arts Center

Details and tickets ($15): https://uptownwestchester.org/pf/champions-of-the-golden-valley/

Hosted by Sam Sidiqi to benefit the film’s impact partner Afghan Peaks.