From Utah to Korea: ‘Confused Blood’ Chronicles a Half-Korean American’s Story
In the heart of Utah comes a unique perspective in local cinema with "혼혈: Confused Blood," a film that delves...
Filmmaker Interviews
Breaking Romance Stereotypes: ‘Thursday’s Secret’
“Thursday's Secret” is a tale of love and friendship. The screenplay, penned by Louis Boakye, weaves a narrative that challenges...
Exploring Thomas Vecchio’s “Quarantine in the Grand Hotel”
80 years ago in dimly lit corners of bars and pubs, Hungarian author Jenő Rejtő penned a pulp mystery novel,...
‘Future Tense’ Sets the Stage for Antarctic Thrills
Set In the chilling expanse of the South Pole, a quantum physicist named Miles Oblander, portrayed by Cain Graham, stumbles...
“The Lantern Man” Legend Comes to Life
Nestled in the heart of Central Utah, a local legend has woven itself into the fabric of the community's folklore—the...
Six Shooters and Sorcerers: A Fusion of Western and Fantasy
Welcome to a world where fairytale creatures roam the dusty streets of a small old-west town, as this unique tale...
‘Haunted’ Reveals a Tale of Ghostly Redemption
In the small town of American Fork, a haunting melody echoed through the narrow streets, signaling the arrival of a...
Paige Pierce’s Trailblazing Disc Golf Legacy is “Fierce”
The global Disc Golf phenomenon erupted after the pandemic and so followed a compelling documentary on what of the Disc...
Exploring Toxic Relationships in ‘Where Flowers Won’t Grow
Sometimes a story is born out of personal struggles and the courage to face them. "Where Flowers Won't Grow," a...
Director Dan Fowlks Recreates Michael Carbis’s Tragic Tale
In Silver Reef Utah, the tale of Michael Carbis, a mine foreman whose life took a tragic turn in 1880,...
A Tale of Creativity, Coffee, and Cosmic Choices in “SOLIPSISM”
In a moment of creative inspiration, Duncan Putney, the screenwriter of the unproduced screenplay "Solipsism," shared the origins of his...
Crafting Comedy of Teachers Lives
In the heart of Orchard High School a new series has begun drawing inspiration from the real-life experiences of two...
Crafting The Baobab Tree Amidst Personal Grief
In the quietude of grief's embrace, a story unfolds in the form of Danielle Browne's screenplay, "The Baobab Tree." It's...
Advocating for Autism in “Who Speaks for Charlie?
In a world where the voices of the unheard often disappear in the wind, Eileen Lamb, a passionate advocate for...
“Out to Lunch” Takes a Darkly Comedic and Vigilante Twist
"Out to Lunch" is set to make waves with its unique blend of dark comedy, self-discovery, and vigilante justice. The...
‘Tape Over’ Weaves a Tapestry of Family Memories
In the quiet embrace of her childhood home in New Hampshire, filmmaker Mary Rhymer embarked on a journey, capturing the...
“The Ballad of the Westwind Kid” Rides into the Utah International Film Festival
The Utah International Film Festival is set to showcase a tale of the Wild West in "The Ballad of the...
Making of ‘Desert Sky’ in the Heart of the Desert
In the midst of the global chaos caused by the 2020 Coronavirus pandemic, filmmaker David Hartstone found solace and inspiration...
Dystopian Love vs Authoritarianism in ‘We Couldn’t Stop It’
In a dystopian future where an authoritarian dictator tightens control over 'non-traditional relationships,' the power of true love fights back...
“A Ray of Hope” Shines Bright
"A Ray of Hope” written by Maria K. Singh, portrays the resilience and strength of a father's love in the...
Exploring the Untold Tale of Jazz Legend Carol Sloane
In an exploration of the largely unknown career of jazz sensation Carol Sloane, the documentary "Sloane: A Jazz Singer" takes...