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Park City's film scene gets a sequel: Inaugural Park City Film Festival slated for October - TownLift, Park City News
1+ mon, 1+ day ago (1300+ words) PARK CITY, Utah — When the Sundance Film Festival announced it was leaving Park City, Katharine Wang felt the loss personally. But she said the blow landed differently than it might have a few years earlier. Wang, executive director of Park…...
The Real-World Controversy Behind The Salt Path Everyone Missed — And Why It Completely Recontextualizes the Film [2026]
3+ mon, 3+ week ago (546+ words) What was meant to be an inspiring, cinematic tale of unconditional love and the healing powers of the British wilderness has arrived in international theaters with an immense amount of real-world baggage. While the film adaptation of The Salt Path…...
New documentary follows divers cleaning 25,000 pounds of trash from Lake Tahoe
3+ mon, 4+ week ago (41+ words) A new documentary tells the story of a Lake Tahoe dive team working to clean trash from below the surface of the lake. The film follows the nonprofit Clean Up the Lake during its first full cleanup around Tahoe’s shoreline....
Utah resident's directorial debut features a road trip across the West
4+ mon, 5+ day ago (329+ words) A road trip across the American West, a coming-of-age drama, an intimate retrospection of 2008, and an embodiment of Utah’s film industry, Cole Webley’s feature directorial debut "Omaha" will have a nationwide theatrical rollout in May. “It was one of those…...
Cinema I/O to screen 'Salt of the Earth' (1954) for May Day
4+ mon, 1+ week ago (145+ words) This Friday, May 1 — May Day, or International Workers’ Day — Little Rock nonprofit Cinema I/O is hosting an outdoor screening of “Salt of the Earth” (1954), “the first feature film ever made in this country of labor, by labor, and for…...
Movie ‘Survive the End’ shot entirely at Moonlite Drive-in
4+ mon, 2+ week ago (1082+ words) By Tony Calaio For Sunday Dispatch ‘Survive the End’ film director James Panetta, left, shoots a scene with veteran actor Jeremy London and 18-year-old Arianna Harris on the property of the Moonlite Drive-in, West Wyoming. The film is expected to…...
Art Installation Uses Nature Soundscapes to Highlight Climate Issues of the Great Salt Lake
4+ mon, 3+ week ago (392+ words) Titled A symphony of disappearing sounds for the Great Salt Lake, the goal of the exhibition is to raise awareness of the lake’s rapid decline. Sculpture and installation artist Olafur Eliasson recently presented a multimedia installation project on a luminous…...
Past becomes present with Gull Lake film
4+ mon, 3+ week ago (304+ words) Gull Lake’s past is getting new life on the big screen. A locally produced history film, created with support from the town and community contributors, was recently screened in Gull Lake, offering residents a look back at the people, places,…...
Aspen Shortsfest Wraps Up Acclaimed 2026 Run - Aspen Today
5+ mon, 4+ day ago (209+ words) Apr. 9, 2026 at 6:39pm Aspen's 2026 Shortsfest, one of North America's most prestigious short-film festivals and the only one dedicated solely to shorts that is also Academy Award-qualifying, is wrapping up its acclaimed annual event this week. The festival's final days will feature…...
‘The Last Dance’ ends beautiful, impactful run for long-time Roger Ebert Film Festival
5+ mon, 5+ day ago (153+ words) Born and raised in Urbana-Champaign, Roger Ebert left his mark everywhere u2014 as a sportswriter for The News-Gazette when he was 15, at Urbana High School as senior class president and co-editor of The Echo student newspaper, and on to the University…...