Tommy Simmons attended the final public show of Ghosts of the West, then wrote a great review for The Mirror. We could not have asked for better "final press." Click here for the full write-up! #ghostsofthewest

We are thrilled to return to the 1913 Historic Park Theatre for a screening to benefit its restoration. The filmmakers will be in attendance. Please join us for this special event on September 27 at 7 PM. Tickets are on sale now at the theatre box office, the Park Theatre Cafe and online. #ghostsofthewest

The Devil's Gate History Club of Historic Georgetown, Inc. will host a FREE screening of Ghosts of the West at 7PM on Friday, April 4 at the Georgetown Community Center. A reception with the filmmakers will follow immediately at the Hamill House Museum. Both are free to the public, but space at the reception is limited and an advance reservation is required. Please call (303) 569-2840 to reserve your spot! (Donations to Historic Georgetown, Inc. are greatly appreciated.) #gho

It's official! Ghosts of the West will return on March 21 to Fort Collins, Colorado for a full week-long engagement at the Lyric Cinema Cafe, the site of our first sold-out show last summer (and an encore sold-out show last fall). #ghostsofthewest

Ghosts of the West and its trailer are now available to theatres as Digital Cinema Packages (DCPs) - the digital successor to the 35mm film print. A huge thank you to our Associate Producer, Andrew Peevler, for arranging the DCP screening tests at Real D's corporate headquarters in Boulder, Colorado. #ghostsofthewest

The final pledge drive begins just in time for the holiday gift-giving season! We've been approached for digital distribution, but we can't do that until we acquire the last set of usage rights for 37 of the historical images used in Ghosts of the West. Here's your chance to help us get past that final hurdle, get a copy of the film for yourself or your friends and family, and get yourself immortalized with the list of supporters here on the website and on all future printed

Presented by the South Park Historical Foundation, Ghosts of the West played to a full house at the Alma Town Hall. As was the case in Saguache, audience members were strongly connected with the film's subject matter and the sequence on South Park City drew applause as soon as it appeared on screen. Local newspaper correspondent Laura Van Dusen covered the event in The Flume. See the write-up at the paper's website here: "Ghosts of the West" in The Flume. #ghostsofthewest #so

Moviegoers came from over 80 miles away to see the San Luis Valley screening of Ghosts of the West. The line at the box office for the 4PM show stretched down the block, recalling the heyday of a 1940s-era movie opening. The film played to full audiences whose families LIVED some of the histories portrayed in the documentary. In all cases, the filmmakers were commended for their accuracy and sensitivity to the subject by those who know the stories best. #ghostsofthewest

From the Lyric Cinema in Fort Collins on August 3, Ghosts of the West will head to the Historic Ute Theatre in Saguache, Colorado on August 17. #ghostsofthewest