Home for Halloween? Online SciFi & Fantasy Film Festival Starts Oct. 23rd!

Updated Oct. 23rd Here’s the starting line-up, #CISFFF2020 Friday Program. There’s no place like home for the holidays. Surveys indicate, half of Americans are skipping the Halloween trick-or-treat tradition this year and opting for lower-risk activities at home.

Lucky for you, due to “pandemic” craziness, Colorado International SciFi & Fantasy Film Festival #CISFFF2020 is being held online this year beginning Oct. 23rd for three weeks. Why not check it out? Please share this link with your friends, family and fans to subscribe to upcoming online events, only $2/mo. Oh, and watch out for the Fun Police.

Last year’s SciFi & Fantasy film event was held Sunday, 10/20/2019, 3-9 PM, The Bug Theater, 3654 Navajo Street, Denver Colorado 80211. If it’s good enough for SXSW, it’s good enough for us! “By screening online in a fixed-term, pay-wall enforced, official festival capacity, your submission is not earning revenue or being sold to consumers in a traditional VOD market and, therefore, remains viable for future sales opportunities.“ Learn more. Please consult platforms & venues directly for rules and guidelines. All plans and practices are subject to change without notice.

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We like “quirky” scifi and fantasy characters including mummies, monsters, aliens, space invaders, body snatchers and zombies …the undead, especially politicians! We like space-related fantasies along the lines of Gravity (2013) and Daniel Espinosa’s Life (2017). We like thrillers like The Thirteenth Floor (1999). We would love to showcase your expose similar to Peter Hyams’ Capricorn One (1977), a government conspiracy thriller film about a Mars landing hoax. We’re interested in documentaries along the lines of Behind the Curve by Daniel J. Clark that discuss alternative cosmological models & evolving associated cultural movements like “Flat Earth.” We would love to showcase your documentary presentations like Thrive: What on Earth Will it Take? (2011) and The Principle (2014), which critique standard models.

We’re interested in dramas & documentaries that explore evolving filmic, photographic & experiential technologies including animation, VR, 360, gaming, motion capture, SFX, VFX and new lens & camera technologies. How did Luc Besson achieve all that awesome imagery in Valerian and the City of a Thousand Planets (2017)? Who wasn’t blown away by Ready Player One (2018)? We like travel narratives & expeditions – both modern & ancient, documentary & dramatic. We especially like complicated time travel stories along the lines of Triangle (2009), Predestination (2014), Primer (2004), Looper (2012), In Time (2007), The Time Traveler’s Wife (2009) and Timecrimes (2007).

We like dystopian stories like HULU’s The Handmaid’s Tale (2017). We love exploring strange futuristic worlds like Blade Runner 2049 (2017) where technological advances in robotics and artificial intelligence threaten to destroy the very fabric of humanity and the universe.

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