Feb 04 Love0 Hello and Goodbye: My Whirlwind 10 Days at the Sundance Film Festival By Caitlyn Homolya Sundance When I got the opportunity to report on the Sundance Film Festival, I was excited and terribly nervous at the…Read More
Feb 04 Love0 Review: Rock Springs Brings Up a Painful Past Through Fiction By Jaime Winston Sundance With a fictionalized story, director Vera Miao’s Rock Springs brings up real, painful history. Following the death of her husband,…Read More
Feb 03 Love0 Remembering Sundance’s Presence at the Egyptian Theatre By Caitlyn Homolya Sundance Since the 2026 Sundance Film Festival—the final edition in Utah—ended on Feb. 1, Main Street feels quieter than usual. ,…Read More
Feb 02 Love0 Review: Run Amok Confronts America’s Gun Control Debate By Mariah Maynes Sundance Written and directed by NB Mager, Run Amok premiered at the Sundance Film Festival on Jan. 26, 2026. The film…Read More
Feb 02 Love0 Review: American Doctor Examines Gaza Humanitarian Crisis Through Experiences U.S. Volunteer Doctors By Mariah Maynes Sundance Directed by Poh Si Teng, American Doctor takes viewers directly into the middle of the humanitarian crisis in Gaza through…Read More
Feb 02 Love0 Interview: Tamra Davis on Unearthing a Lost Time Capsule of Joy for The Best Summer By Aura Martinez Sundance Tamra Davis' film The Best Summer premiered at the Sundance Film Festival on January 24th. Shot entirely by Davis in 1995…Read More
Feb 02 Love0 Review: BURN Demonstrates How No Amount of Glitter Can Hide Despair By Jaime Winston Sundance Makoto Nagahisa’s BURN twists a harsh reality marginalized youth face with the totally surreal — demonstrating how no amount of glitter…Read More
Feb 02 Love0 Review: The Lake By Jaime Winston Sundance Like many Salt Lake readers, director Abby Ellis lives in Utah and has kids here. So, also like many of…Read More
Feb 02 Love0 Review: Give Me the Ball! By Michael Mejia Sundance Less than twelve hours after the four best male tennis players in the world competed for over nine hours in…Read More
Jan 30 Love0 Review: Shame and Money Examines the Global Economy Through a Farmer in Kosovo By Michael Mejia Sundance Visar Morina's fourth feature film, Shame and Money, opens with a request for money. Not that much, we might think,…Read More