During the Summer, Aspen Film partners with local organizations and non-profits to deliver unique film experiences to the Aspen community. From curated film series to film camps, summer offers a variety of programming designed to get people jazzed about film!
Interested in learning more about upcoming programming? Check out the Up Next calendar or click below to learn more about the current edition of Summer of Cinema.
The Isis Theatre opened in 1915 in the heart of downtown Aspen, where it remains to this day. Featuring four-screens, concessions, and a variety of independent and blockbuster programming, the Isis is the only full-time movie theater in Aspen. Aspen Film purchased the theater in 2022.
Oct 10, 2024
Joyce Miller Semple, an Aspen resident of 40 years, died peacefully in her sleep at her Los Angeles home on Sept. 20, 2024. She was 93. Born on Oct. 8, 1930, to Dorothy and Tommy Miller, Joyce was raised in Los Angeles. Her first official title was president of the Lone Ranger Fan Club, reflecting […]
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Oct 7, 2024
The Disability Film Festival tour will stop at the Isis Theatre in Aspen on Sunday afternoon. The local screening is organized by Cook Inclusive Company and Arc of the Central Mountains — both organizations focused on advocacy and services for people with disabilities. Kaleb Cook, the executive director of Cook Inclusive, says the festival will […]
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Oct 7, 2024
At the recent 45th annual Aspen FilmFest, the movie “Unstoppable” won the festival’s Audience Award. The film is based on the inspirational, real-life story of wrestler Anthony Robles who won an NCAA wrestling championship despite being born with only one leg. This weekend, Aspen audiences will be treated to nine more films that center around […]
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