A few months ago, I got an email from telling me Spoil, a film he directed and I helped put together, was selected to Telluride, Colorado's Mountainfilm festival, which starts a week from today. This is where I gush. Telluride's surrounded by 13,000-foot peaks and is an inspiring place, but never more so than during the four days of . A short list of this year鈥檚 invitees and speakers includes New York Times columnist Roger Cohen and Vali Nar, an advisor to the late Ambassador Richard Holbrooke. They鈥檒l be discussing what the Arab Springs means for the new Middle East; writer will talk food with Curt Ellis, the director of the Peabody-award winning film King Corn. And 翱耻迟蝉颈诲别鈥檚 Editor Chris Keyes has will be sitting down with anthropologist Ted Callahan to discuss and the fallout of the 60 Minutes . And all this in a two hour block of on Saturday morning.听 That's to say nothing about the films, or Sunday's talks (Jimmy Chin, M. Sanjayan, Craig Childs, 国产吃瓜黑料 editor Joe Spring, Ben Stookesberry, Dikembe Mutombo…).
Here鈥檚 the of films selected for this year鈥檚 festival. Many are brilliant. You may recognize some鈥If a Tree Falls, Cold, Wildwater–from the pages of 国产吃瓜黑料, or from trailers we鈥檝e posted here on 国产吃瓜黑料 Online.听Every day for the next week, we鈥檒l be posting a trailer from a film playing at this year's Mountainfilm. First up, a shameless plug: Spoil. Enjoy.
–Kyle Dickman听
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