Well-known actress Behnaz Jafari is distraught by a provincial girl's video plea for help--oppressed by her family to not pursue her studies at the Tehran drama conservatory. Behnaz abandons her shoot and turns to filmmaker Jafar Panahi to help solve the mystery of the young girl's troubles. They travel by car to the rural northwest where they have amusing encounters with the charming folk of the girl's mountain village. But the city visitors soon discover that the protection of age-old traditions is as generous as local hospitality. (Jafar Panahi, 2018, Iran, 1:40, NR)

Gypsy fusion trio, The Trouble Notes, have been performing on the streets and stages of Europe and the United States since late 2012. The group consists of violinist, Bennet Cerven, guitarist Florian Eisenschmidt and percussionist, Oliver Maguire. Having been raised in different countries (UK, Germany and USA), each individual brings a unique perspective and flavor to the group’s core. What they share is a common sacrifice – the comfort and stability of career and home – to travel and share their musical talents with every culture of the world while further growing as musicians and beings. Their music is described as a fusion of genre across the entirety of the musical spectrum, creating a sound that is truly unique to its own. The Trouble Notes have built a large fanbase spanning numerous countries, headlining sold out shows in Germany, UK, Czech Republic, Italy and the United States. They have performed on many prestigious international festivals and live on major media networks in multiple countries, including on WBEZ Chicago’s “Worldview”, BBC Radio Lincolnshire, Metro Radio UK’s “Nightowl” with Alan Robson, Deutschland Kultur Radio, and “Sons Urbanos” on Canal Bis in Brazil. Their song “Ghosts of the Red Sand” was selected as the theme song for RBB’s “Auf Augenhöhe.” Recently, they’ve been selected to be the musical guest performers at the2015 European Film Award, and they’ve been nominated “Indie Artist of the year” 2015 by Cultural Magazine Indie Berlin. This past December, the first run of The Trouble Notes’ self-produced show, The Prologue, debuted to a sold out audience at Lido Berlin with 570 people in attendance.

Clyde and the Milltailers: Clyde and the Milltailers is a Colorado based Alternative Folk trio that is influenced by early American music, history and folklore. Formed in Grand Junction Colorado By Steve “Clyde” Kilcrease and David Rowley in early 2014. The group's name being a local reference to radioactive uranium mill tailings that were used as foundation fill and sidewalks in their home town that at the time were not yet known to be dangerously radioactive. The group has grown and shrunk since its original formation, recently adding percussionist Bryan Wachs as well as hosting several other artist out of Colorado and Utah including Nick Carter, Will Munger, Alayna Adamson, Marissa Sendejas and Micha Butler. In April of 2014 the Band released their first full length album though Fusion Audio Solutions in Grand Junction.

Hip-Hop group from Boulder bringing a fresh and new sound. One mission: PEACE.LOVE.FUN.