Tag: documentaries
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Spanish club Valencia files lawsuit against Netflix over Vinícius Júnior documentary
Spanish club Valencia has filed a lawsuit against Netflix claiming falsehoods in a documentary about Brazil player Vinícius Júnior
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National Pride Month: The Path to Equality
A Gazette short documentary explores the LGBTQ community’s path since the passage of Amendment 2 in 1992, then and now. In 1992, Colorado voters passed the contentious legislation that barred local governments across the state from making sexual orientation a protected class under the law — a startling outcome to many that gained Colorado national…
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VIDEO: Learning from the Land | Women in Ranching
A network of women ranchers in the West is pioneering an ethos of nurturing and sustainability across the region. One of these women, Julie Sullivan, is championing these practices in southern Colorado. (Katie Klann/The Gazette)
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Road to Tokyo
Paralympian Mohamed Lahna, 36, is competing in para-cycling for the first time. (Video by Katie Klann)
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Keeping the Lights On
Craig residents reflect on economic growth in Colorado coal town. (Katie Klann/The Gazette)
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VIDEO: Colorado’s ArtoCade | Discarded Beauty
A bizarre art car parade took over the streets of Trinidad, Colorado, and several of the embellished entries are made by the hands of offenders. The ArtoCade festival and project has extended its reach beyond the community, remarkably making its way into Trinidad Correctional Facility. (Hannah Tran, The Gazette)
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An Invisible Injury: Warrior Games 2018
Meet one of four Colorado-based athletes representing the United States Air Force in this year’s Warrior Games in Colorado Springs. Master Sgt. Michael Christiansen, a protocol office superintendent at Peterson AFB: 21st Space Wing, lives with pain on a daily basis because of a fractured and shifted vertebrae of his lower back from an explosion…






