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Movies to see at Sundance 2018
Genesis 2.0 / Courtesy of Sundance Institute One hundred and ten feature-length films were selected for the 2018 Sundance Film Festival. These films (selected from 13,468) represen …
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Sundance Film Festival: documentaries worth standing in line for
Dominant themes found this year in the 2017 Sundance Film Festival lineup bring us narratives of climate change, police misconduct and race. These films explore the plight of Syria …
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Sundance Film Festival: Films worth standing in line for
Geralyn’s Sundance cheat sheet. Dominant themes found this year in the 2017 Sundance Film Festival lineup bring us narratives of climate change, police misconduct and race. These f …
When the World Comes to Utah
Our picks for Sundance Film Festival, January 20-30 Sundance promises to be exceptional this year. The docket is loaded with romantic comedies, unbought premieres with major …
When the World Comes to Utah
by Geralyn Dreyfous A preview to the Sundance Film Festival, January 20-30. Getting into Sundance is now officially harder than getting into Stanford or Harvard. Over 10,000 films …
WEB EXTRA: Sundance 2010 Cheat Sheet
by Geralyn Dreyfous Sundance 2010 promises to be an amazing line-up for new Sundance Festival Director John Cooper. Long admired for his talent as a programmer who discovers new vo …
Doing the Moral Math
by Geralyn Dreyfous Documentary films and citizen engagement now fuel the democratic process that keeps the conversation alive. At the same time that the sky was falling and market …
Film Special: Sundance
Film Fusion: a festival blend of cultures and genre-bending storytelling, personal and political. With so many movies and so little time, how to decide what to see? Geralyn has don …
Film: Looking at the World
From inside our Glass House. Last month I read an op-ed piece by Garrison Keillor about a bill the Senate had just passed regarding “enemy non-combatants.” Its content stopped me i …
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"The Bureau of Land Management (BLM) Richfield Field Office has rescinded cross-country travel restrictions on 5,400 acres of public lands near Factory Butte, a scenic landmark on the road between Hanksville and Capitol Reef National Park. The area was closed to unrestricted cross-country driving in 2006 due to soil erosion and threats to endangered plants." Learn more about this rescinding here:
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The Bureau of Land Management (BLM) Richfield Field Office has rescinded cross-country travel restrictions on 5,400 acres of public lands near...