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Actor, filmmaker and founder of Sundance Resort and Sundance Institute Robert Redford will be honored as the 35th annual Entrepreneur of the Year by MountainWest Capital Network next month. -
Hadley DynakFormer Arts Council Executive Director Hadley Dynak left Park City in 2018. Since then, she’s teamed up with podcaster and radio host Lauren Schiller to co-author the book, “It’s a Good Day to Change the World,” and will share some of their inspiration during a reading at Dolly’s Bookstore next week.
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Park City Film is celebrating the 2023 Academy Awards by showing a different collection of Oscar Nominated Shorts on Friday, Saturday and Sunday nights. -
Get the low down on whether Director Elizabeth Banks can make a horror comedy film out of the wild true story of a bear who eats cocaine dropped into a forest by drug smugglers.
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Oprah Winfrey’s Harpo Films has tapped “Black Cake” to become a Hulu series directed by Marissa Jo Cerar, of “The Handmaid’s Tale.”
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The film “Blonde” came out last year amid controversy on multiple fronts. It's now on the minds of Netflix viewers as the film’s star, Ana de Armas, garnered an Academy Award nomination for Best Actress in a Leading Role.
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After a lengthy absence from the big screen, actor Brendan Fraser returns with an Oscar-nominated performance in "The Whale."
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A new film, “A Man Called Otto,” features Tom Hanks in a change-of-pace role. Or is it?
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“Living” premiered at Sundance 2022. Star Bill Nighy has a well-deserved Golden Globe nomination as Best Actor in a Motion Picture.
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Whether you’re a life-long baker, a COVID-19 baking convert, or simply someone who eats baked goods—that should cover just about everyone—you’ll love “Sweet Land of Liberty: the History of America in 11 Pies” by Rossi Anastopoulo.
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This year’s shorts program at Sundance has 64 films in the hopper with a wide variety of stories.
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A Utah production company called Impact Partners has a handful of high-profile films at this year’s Sundance Film Festival.
