AND THE WINNERS ARE!!!
The Second Annual Steely Awards closed out Pueblo Film Fest 2025 with a powerful celebration of filmmaking excellence. Hosted by SAG-AFTRA Colorado President Sonny G., the ceremony blended heartfelt speeches, laughter, and live music with appearances from special guests including Colorado Lt. Governor Dianne Primavera and Colorado Film Commissioner Donald Zuckerman.
Know Her Name
Know Her Name is a mystery documentary that delves into the legacy of filmmakers and uncovers the mystery of why women, especially...
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Nothing Safer
Incarcerated women in the Prison Trained K-9 Companion Program, gain skills, self-esteem, and income by training dogs from all backgrounds. Launched in...
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Eskawata Kayawai – The Spirit of Transformation
In the heart of the Amazon Rainforest, the Huni Kuin people are undergoing a profound renaissance of their identity. After enduring decades...
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The Junction
A mother and daughter try to navigate their strained relationship while running from a haunting that follows them wherever they go. TRAILER...
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The Ferris Wheel
A serial killer after his death is destined to meet his victim. A little girl expects retribution but she does not realize...
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Jury Statement
We are honored to be part of the second year of the Pueblo Film Festival.
The majority of our committee—five out of six members—are professors, bringing a strong academic and professional perspective to the evaluation of submissions.
We were deeply inspired by the diversity of voices and the urgency of the stories shared. These films remind us that media is not only an art form, but a vital force for representation, dialogue, and social change.
We thank all the filmmakers for sharing their visions and for strengthening the spirit of independent and inclusive cinema.
WE WERE HONORED TO SCREEN 65 AMAZING FILMS THIS YEAR!
Song of Pueblo: An Oratorio
The CU Boulder Chamber Orchestra and the El Pueblo Ensemble collaborate to present a multimedia performance of “Song of Pueblo,” a sweeping...
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The Exodus
The small town of Happy Valley is not what it used to be. A once quaint and quite place has been shrowded...
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