Wasatch Mountain Film Festival Celebrates Women in Film and Adventure

Wasatch Mountain Film Festival Celebrates Women in Film and Adventure
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MISSe-en-scène acknowledged the importance of highlighting women’s work in the industry. The festival had never dedicated a block to female filmmakers before. … read more

Wasatch Mountain Film Festival Review: Protecting Our Playground

Wasatch Mountain Film Festival Review: Protecting Our Playground
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Protecting Our Playground is a reminder that there are people out there fighting the good fight and making sure to leave more than just a carbon footprint. … read more

Phil Arntz Takes Aerial Cinematography to New Heights

Phil Arntz Takes Aerial Cinematography to New Heights
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Phil Arntz has built a career capturing images that most of us only dream of seeing. Arntz has become the one of the industry’s go-to aerial cinematographer. … read more

Film Review: The Sheep Detectives

Film Review: The Sheep Detectives
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There are those rare cases where it refers to a terrific piece of entertainment for all ages, and The Sheep Detectives is the most pleasant surprise. … read more

Film Review: Remarkably Bright Creatures

Film Review: Remarkably Bright Creatures
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Remarkably Bright Creatures proved to be an insufferable ordeal that felt like the most grueling experience I’ve had in trying to make it through a movie. … read more

Bill Dubuque and Karen Campbell on Finding The Story Behind M.I.A.

Bill Dubuque and Karen Campbell on Finding The Story Behind...
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That edge-of-your-seat suspense is what Bill Dubuque and Executive Producer Karen Campbell set out to bring to television with the Peacock⁠ crime drama M.I.A. … read more

Film Review: SLCC End of Semester Student Documentary Screening

Film Review: SLCC End of Semester Student Documentary Screening
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A nearly daylong marathon of student films came to a close with a screening of three 30-minute documentaries: The Planto Connection, Ikigai and Devil in God’s City. … read more

Film Review: You, Me & Tuscany

Film Review: You, Me & Tuscany
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You, Me & Tuscany offers something familiar yet comforting. It wraps you up in a warm hug and encourages you to find fulfillment in the places you least expect. … read more

Renny Harlin Brings His Signature Brand of Bite to Deep Water

Renny Harlin Brings His Signature Brand of Bite to Deep...
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Renny Harlin has built a career defined by ambition, spectacle and an unmistakable love for storytelling. With Deep Water, Harlin returns to the action thriller.  … read more

Last Call for Secondhand Screenings!

Last Call for Secondhand Screenings!
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Secondhand Screenings are bringing the heart-warming, soul-crushing, hopeful lights at the end of the tunnel or sorrowful turns for the worst. Last call! … read more

Down to Binge DTF St. Louis

Down to Binge DTF St. Louis
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The final episode of DTF St. Louis explores what most shows centered around sex don’t do well, which is that sex isn’t just about the physical attraction. … read more

Film review: Michael

Film review: Michael
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Michael has the potential to be a big hit with audiences who didn’t watch Leaving Neverland and just want to tap their feet and enjoy the electricity of it all. … read more