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“Wicker” is a romantic-fantasy film directed and adapted by Alex Huston Fischer and Eleanor Wilson from the short story “Wicker Husband” by Ursula Wills-Jones.
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Park City staff say the Park Silly Sunday Market and Kimball Arts Festival were successes this year. The two events attracted over 200,000 attendees in total.
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"Frank & Louis", which premiered at Sundance this year, is one of nine films showing at the inaugural Park City Film Festival. The story focuses on two prisoners, one with dementia and one who volunteers in a prison-run program as his caretaker. Moving but unsentimental, the film shows how humanity sparks, even in bleak places.
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This week’s Friday Film Review looks at the latest horror film, “Resident Evil,” a reboot of the franchise that made Milla Jovovich a household name.
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The Kimball Art Center’s newest exhibit opens Friday and features the work of 18 abstract artists including three from Utah.
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“Practical Magic 2” is a sequel to the 1998 original film which became a cult classic. Will it draw back the old fans and bewitch a new generation? Time will tell.
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On a remote, sparsely populated island, every person not only knows your entire life story, your parents’ life stories and their parents’ life stories as well. At least, they think they do.
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The film “Buddy”, a bizarre mix of horror and comedy, has arrived in theaters to wrap up the summer. It premiered in the Midnight Program during the Sundance Festival’s last run in Park City.
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Ridley Scott’s new film “The Dog Stars” explores an apocalyptic world where humans are the real enemy. This week’s Friday Film Review considers whether this is a wasteland worth visiting.
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This week’s Friday Film Review looks at “Tony,” a coming-of-age biopic of the troubled but beloved chef, author and social media star Anthony Bourdain.
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Matthew McConaughey stars in the new film “The Rivals of Amziah King.” This unique project is a perfect fit for the ever-evolving iconic actor. It premiered at the South by Southwest Film Festival in 2025 and opens in theatres this week.
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Anna Quindlen’s latest novel “More Than Enough” is another example of the author’s ability to tune into women’s lives and turn it into a tender and tantalizing story.