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Colorado
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Joe Grant’s FKT Attempt at Nolan’s 14
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An Ode to Resilience
5Point Film Festival Trailer 2019
‘Take Me Closer’ Hitchhiking to Alaska
‘Abandoned’
Moose on the Loose
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Backcountry Cliff Diving in Colorado
A Bird’s Eye View of the Great Sand Dunes
5Point Film Festival Trailer
End of Snow
The Story Behind a Thriving, All-Women’s Running Group in Carbondale, Colorado
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When Yitka Winn first moved to Colorado, there wasn't really a community of female runners hitting the trails in her area. As she began researching more, she learned about all-female groups popping up in Austin and Kansas City, which inspired her to start one of her own in Carbondale, Colorado. Maroon Belles documents the group's growth and follows them as they take on one particularly gigantic challenge. Find more from filmmaker Michelle Smith on her website and Instagram.
