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Oscilloscope LaboratoriesThe documentary film “Natchez” explores the contrasting stories a city tells about its difficult history. With richly drawn characters, quiet power, and notes of hope, “Natchez” feels like essential viewing for this divisive moment. -
Penguin Random HouseElizabeth Strout’s new novel, “The Things We Never Say,” takes place on the Massachusetts coast post-pandemic and before, what the protagonist calls the ‘looming 2024 election.’
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The first Star Wars movie since 2019, “The Mandalorian and Grogu,” is worth a trip to the theater where Mando and his cute little sidekick Grogu jump from a Disney+ series to the silver screen. -
Park City Opera’s third summer season will have more shows and concerts than ever before. The nonprofit will host two mainstage productions and a free concert series. -
Attempting to define, describe, and display a life as complicated as Michael Jackson’s is no small task. Director Antoine Fuqua’s biopic “Michael” attempts that challenge. -
A new film out in theaters combines a fun murder mystery, some quirky comedy—and a strange new respect for sheep. -
This year’s One Book One Community selection, "Go as a River" by Shelley Read is a coming-of-age story that explores grief, displacement, resilience, and the changing landscape of the American West. -
This week’s Friday Film Review takes another walk down the runway with “The Devil Wears Prada 2." -
The film “Backside” takes us behind the scenes at Churchill Downs, the site of the elite Kentucky Derby. The stars of this quiet documentary are not the prized racehorses, but the workers who care for the horses seven days a week. -
Park City Performing Arts and the Egyptian Theatre are changing how they sell tickets after increasing issues with third-party resellers. -
This week’s Friday Film Review breaks down whether director Steven Soderbergh’s latest film about art fraud, “The Christophers,” is yet another caper heist, or delivers something more. -
When the film “The Invite” premiered at this year’s Sundance Film Festival, it had audiences laughing out loud. This crowd-pleasing film hits theaters in June.
