The second annual Girl Winter Film Tour premiered in Park City Thursday, Oct. 9. A Park City native’s film will make its debut on the tour.

Scarlett Johansson’s directorial debut stars June Squibb as a sharp-witted 94-year-old navigating grief, friendship, and unexpected turns.

Professional rock climber Emily Harrington is the first woman to free climb Golden Gate on Yosemite’s El Capitan in under 24 hours. Her film “Girl Climber” about the feat is coming to Park City.

The legendary band Spinal Tap returns, 41 years after their first film appearance. But can they crank it up to 11 this time?

The Kimball Art Center’s final 2025 exhibit opens Friday, Sept. 26. It features artists who call attention to the dehumanization of incarceration.

How does one move forward after trauma? In a funny, heartfelt, brilliant debut by writer, director, and star Eva Victor, “Sorry, Baby” takes on the complicated challenge of surviving.

Despite the ever-increasing amount of information available to us, our attention is a fixed quantity. Chris Hayes’ recent book explores what we devote our attention to and why. Amy Mills has this month’s book review of, “The Siren’s Call.”

As Major League Baseball’s pennant races heat up, the new film “Caught Stealing” features Austin Butler as a former baseball star caught up with hard core gangsters after he is saddled with watching his neighbor’s cat.

The Park City Library will host a live music and art experience for locals Tuesday. A married couple will blend their artistic talents in a joint performance.

Spike Lee’s latest film “Highest 2 Lowest” has a top-notch cast, and puts the beautifully diverse architecture, art and culture of today’s New York City on full display.