![Chris and Geoff Hanson wrote and made the classic Telluride film, "Scrapple."](http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2227/2533955071_b6834660a8_s.jpg "Chris and Geoff Hanson wrote and made the classic Telluride film, "Scrapple."")
![Filmmakers Ben Knight and Travis Rumell share the stage with the characters in "Red Gold."
Photo by: Emily Setzer](http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2063/2534794496_8030540e22_s.jpg "Filmmakers Ben Knight and Travis Rumell share the stage with the characters in "Red Gold."
Photo by: Emily Setzer")
![Adam Lichtenstein edited "Scrapple," and Chris Hanson directed the iconic Telluride film.
Photo by: Emily Setzer](http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2333/2533979183_66b54b91f6_s.jpg "Adam Lichtenstein edited "Scrapple," and Chris Hanson directed the iconic Telluride film.
Photo by: Emily Setzer")
![Festival Director David Holbrooke gives the Director's Choice Award to the "Red Gold" filmmakers.
Photo by: Emily Setzer](http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3081/2534793892_d8ac757eaf_s.jpg "Festival Director David Holbrooke gives the Director's Choice Award to the "Red Gold" filmmakers.
Photo by: Emily Setzer")
![David Holbrooke gives Ben Knight and Travis Rumell a huge congratulatory hug for their winning documentary, "Red Gold."
Photo by: Emily Setzer](http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2229/2534793562_26d95e9ce0_s.jpg "David Holbrooke gives Ben Knight and Travis Rumell a huge congratulatory hug for their winning documentary, "Red Gold."
Photo by: Emily Setzer")
Mountainfilm Festival brought filmmakers, athletes, conservationists and activists together for a weekend celebration of indomitable spirit.
Some of the movie highlights included "Red Gold," made by local filmmakers; Alex Gibney's two documentaries, "Taxi to the Dark Side" and "Gonzo: The Life and Work of Dr. Hunter S. Thompson"; and an IMAX movie about the Grand Canyon.
Plus, the Moving Mountains Symposium attracted brilliant speakers, such as Dr. Peter H. Gleick, co-founder and president of the Pacific Institute, ocean conservationists Sylvia Earle and Alexandra Cousteau, and inspiring activist Azzam Alwash.
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