A film festival at the Democratic National Convention

Now that the Democratic Party's primary celebrity death match is over (kind of; we'll cross our fingers and hope for Saturday), you're probably wondering, "now what?"

What fun could the Democratic National Convention possibly be? Well. We'll tell 'ya. There's this little thing called Cinemocracy happening, and it's gonna be big. The Denver Office of Cultural Affairs and the Denver Film Society have teamed up to bring you Cinemocracy: the Film Festival at the DNC. Here's the deal: you submit your film of up to 5 minutes in length at www.cinemocracy.org, the subject matter having something to do with democracy in all it's many parts. Let your peers vote on your film and you might get the chance to have your film shown publicly in Denver during the DNC.

Even better? If you're in the top 10, we'll fly you to Denver and put you up. Best? If you're the big winner, your film will get a spot at the 31st Starz Denver Film Festival, among a small boat-load of other prizes. So go on. Check it out. Submit your film by July 15th, and who knows? You could be the next presumptive winner of Cinemocracy.