Volveré set for steaming
The Utah International Film Festival is excited to share that Volveré, the critically acclaimed film by award-winning director Marlon Gonz,...
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Is Sundance Leaving Utah?
As a Utah filmmaker, the question of whether Sundance is leaving Utah hits close to home. Sundance has been a...
Stunt to Screen: The Origins of “Dwayne’s Place”
"Dwayne's Place" delves into the lives of a mother and father whose long-awaited vacation takes an unforeseen detour when their...
How a Good DIT can Save a Movie – Robert Andrus
"That's A Wrap" are three of the best words uttered on a film set. It signals the conclusion of months...
The Purple Glasses: A Nostalgic Journey Back to 80s Middle School Friendship
"The Purple Glasses," a film crafted from the memories of director Susan Sullivan, brings to life the essence of middle...
Lights, Camera, Collaboration: The Networking Film Challenge
The excitement was palpable as the Networking Film Challenge concluded with a grand finale showcasing the talent and creativity of...
Behind the Lens: The Making of ‘Hannah Harbor’
In the serene backdrop of the mountains, where nature's beauty often conceals hidden dangers, filmmaker Steve Stay crafted a tale...
Love on a Lift in ‘Fleeting (Back in Time)’
The elevator doors slide open, revealing a scene that transcends time and space. Two figures, enveloped in a whirlwind of...
Passion vs. Tradition: Inside the Story of ‘Fili’
Fili Tanuvasa, a recent graduate torn between following his father's footsteps in football or pursuing his hidden passion for acting,...
“Imposter” Series on the Trials of Artistic Authenticity
Veronica Maccari, the Writer, Creator and Producer of "Imposter," sat down to discuss the origins and challenges of bringing her...
2024 Winners + Nominees
2024 Nominations Actor/Actress Under 18 Canta Santiago - Jacob Estrada (Winner) Renaissance Kid - Patrick Williams The Last Ashlyn...
Where the Winds Die: A Journey Through Sardasht’s Pain
Pejman Alipour, the director behind "Where the Winds Die," shares the origins of his film, which draws inspiration from a...
A Glimpse into ‘To Err’
In the quietude of a post-apocalyptic world where the remnants of humanity have faded into oblivion, an android yearns for...
“The Cold Ground” – A Journey into the World of Serial Killers
In a chilling exploration of the human psyche, writer and director Devin K. Hansen takes us on a gripping ride...
“Strange Bliss” is a Intricate Tapestry of a Dysfunctional Family
Members of a dysfunctional family, torn apart by personal conflicts, are unexpectedly brought together by the death of their father...
Dreams Defy Gravity in ‘The Astronaut’
Set against the backdrop of Long Beach's semi-futuristic landscape we meet Aura, an eight-year-old with a passion for space. in...
“Hedgehog” A Heart-Wrenching Tale of Connection Amidst War
In the midst of the ongoing conflict between Ukraine and Russia, the film "Hedgehog" emerges as a poignant narrative, exploring...
A Heartfelt Journey Through Sacrifice and Love with “In Sickness and In Health(care)”
A Heartfelt Journey Through Sacrifice and Love with “In Sickness and In Health(care)” Crystal Myler, the director and producer of...
Behind the scenes of the Animated adventure “Camp Kona”
Camp Kona, a short-form animated monster movie, takes us on a nostalgic journey through 80's summer camp adventures, combining elements...
The Four Of Us Are Dying: Jesse Dorian’s Desert Odyssey
Jesse Dorian's recent screenplay "The Four Of Us Are Dying" transports us to the American Southwest, where desolation stretches for...
Still: From Poolside Ideas to Desert Realities
You never know when inspiration will hit. For Steven Bartholomew, he came up with his latest movie idea for "Still"...