The Aurora Fox Arts Center

The Colorado Diasporic Film Festival is committed to serving a diverse and inclusive community, with a particular focus on amplifying the voices of BIPOC filmmakers, underrepresented youth, women, immigrants, and other marginalized groups. Our festival strives to create a welcoming and accessible environment where individuals from all backgrounds feel empowered to share their stories and perspectives. By showcasing a wide range of cinematic genres and styles, including documentaries, feature films, shorts, and more, we aim to engage audiences of all ages and interests. Through our programming, we seek to celebrate the richness of cultural heritage and promote dialogue, understanding, and solidarity among communities in Colorado and beyond. Join us as we embark on this cinematic voyage, celebrating the diversity that enriches our communities and deepening our appreciation for human experience. Through the Colorado Diasporic Film Festival, we invite you to explore, connect, and celebrate the power of storytelling to unite us all.

Day 1:

The sie film center - 2510 E. Colfax Ave.

Denver, CO 80206

End of things is a brief, but intense glimpse into what we imagine for our future, what we long for, and what we believe will endure when everything else falls apart. we tend to see the end of things as destruction, but what many don’t relize, is that it also means to rebuild, to start new. End of things os both a cautionary tale, as well as an node to human nature, or tendencies, and parenthood.

This is a story about resilience, and theability to find beauty and hope in the aftermath of devastation.