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Film Review: A Hero
A Hero, the new film from acclaimed Iranian filmmaker Asghar Farhadi, takes direct aim at the issue of right vs. wrong. … read more
Film Review: The 355
The best thing about The 355 is that it’s fast moving, and the cast is an impressive bunch, but the 355 should have been a lot better. … read more
Film Review: The Legend of La Llorona
The only thing that is actually scary about The Legend of La Llorona is that, somehow, it got made and you can watch it. … read more
Sonder: Connecting Subjective and Collective Existence
Urban Arts Gallery’s Sonder brings us a new perspective on how our subjective existence is collectively intertwined with each other. … read more
Content Shifter: 9 Flicks About the “Future” of 2022
Here are nine movies from yesteryear set in “The Future” of 2022 to stream while you wait for your latest ticket refund. … read more
The Rough Landscape of Women’s Existence in Land Body at...
What the Land Body exhibit at Ogden Contemporary Arts explores is not a set pattern, but something our community can recognize and change. … read more
Bold & Beautiful: Ben D Dickson
Ben D Dickson hasn’t been performing in the SLC drag scene for very long, but in a few short months his fun-loving persona has made waves. … read more
The Top 11 Films of 2021
As we prepare for a new year and new movies, Patrick Gibbs presents his picks for the Top 11 films of 2021. … read more
Film Review: Licorice Pizza
Licorice Pizza is delightful, if a bit aimless, and it’s expertly done, but the central relationship leaves viewers with too many concerns. … read more
Review: Cobra Kai: Season 4
Cobra Kai is the Wendy’s of television: it’s junk fast food, but it’s really good junk fast food that goes down easily and is a nice treat. … read more