Rick Brough

For adolescents in Sundance movies, a Coming of Age is always difficult. But what if, besides that, the Earth has been taken over by aliens?

Here's a guilty pleasure from this year's Midnight program.

In the documentary "Bad Press," Directors Rebecca Landsberry-Baker and Joe Peeler tell a riveting story based on the fact, incredible but true, that Native Americans subject to their tribal governments don’t necessarily have the right of free speech. The tribes are sovereign nations, and don’t follow the U.S. Constitution.

“Murder in Big Horn” looks at a dramatic real-life mystery that most Americans have never heard about—the disappearances and unexplained deaths of young Native American women.

Madeleine Gavin’s documentary about North Koreans attempting to defect from their country shows that a non-fiction film can be as dramatic and suspenseful as any Hollywood escape thriller.

The Park City Rotary Club Tuesday gave its Professional Citizen of the Year Award to Duane “Dar” Hendrickson, a long-time ski coach for the youngsters enrolled in the fabled Devo Program of the Park City Ski Team.

The Park City Rotary Club on Tuesday honored local activist and philanthropist Beano Solomon, naming her as their Volunteer Citizen of the Year.

The Park City Elks Lodge on Saturday celebrated the 20th year of its First Responders awards. The honors were given before a crowd of police officers, firefighters and EMTs gathered at the Miners Hospital in City Park.

The Princess is screening in the Premieres section - 4 suns

As the Sundance Film Festival presented honors for 2022, three documentaries stood out by each winning a pair of awards.