Authors: Patrick Gibbs
Film Review: The Fix
The Fix, a military thriller rooted in the war in Afghanistan, is being released on the 25th anniversary of 9/11. While this seems like a provocative choice, the idea that there’s anything bold or interesting about this movie out of your head right now. … read more
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Film Review: Mayday
‘80s nostalgia is huge these days, but there’s more to the ‘80s than tabletop RPGs, Amblin’ movies or even music. Mayday is very much a throwback to an era of war and patriotic propaganda films– with the twist of 20/20 hindsight. … read more
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Edie Arnold Is a Loser Brings Its Utah-Made Punk Comedy...
The coming-of-age film Edie Arnold Is A Loser is having its own homecoming this weekend, September 4 at the Salt Lake Film Society’s Broadway Centre Cinemas. … read more
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Scoot McNairy Finds the Humanity Beneath the Darkness In Furious
The crime thriller Furious has been hailed as compelling and topical, and actor Scoot McNairy sees it as a story about the moral complexities of right and wrong. … read more
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Jess Bush on Christine Chapel’s Journey in Star Trek: Strange...
The role of Nurse Christine Chapel on Star Trek has been a chance for Jess Bush to take a character with a familiar name and history, go deeper and make it her own. … read more
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Malynda Hale on Bringing Humanity To The Screen in Bull...
Malynda Hale has built a career at the intersection of music, acting and storytelling, bringing a passion for the arts to both sides of the camera. … read more
John D’Aquino On Sugar Season Two And The Craft of...
In season two of Sugar, John D’Aquino joined the cast as Senator Tyson Pavich, a political figure whose family becomes entangled with the world of John Sugar. … read more
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Film Review: It Ends
It Ends is a sophisticated film that will get stuck in your head and a skillful and thought-provoking entry into a genre that far too often follows the same old roadmap. … read more
The Buzz Around Angelina LookingGlass and The Rivals of Amziah...
The Rivals of Amziah King is a remarkable first chapter in a very promising career for Angelina LookingGlass, whose performance as Kateri is generating buzz. … read more
Murderbot Composer Amanda Jones is a Music Making Machine
Music has always been a constant for Amanda Jones. She began playing piano at three years old, clarinet at 10 and guitar at 15, and has built a career in music. … read more
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Film Review: The Magic Faraway Tree
With an affinity for whimsical fantasy, the only thing stopping me from calling The Magic Faraway Tree my favorite film of the year so far is that I’ve seen it. … read more
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Film Review: Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma
Schoenbrun cleverly delves into how horror both traumatizes and liberates, turning frightening images into a language for experiences we haven’t faced ourselves … read more
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