2024 Sundance: ‘Kneecap’ tells the story of modern Ireland
A fresh perspective on the story of Northern Ireland, “Kneecap” follows an Irish rap group that explores a youth culture that was born out of an ages-old struggle with Britain.
Creating an army of film makers
The Hub is a collaborative effort of educational film departments with the Utah Film Commission to be an active presence within the Sundance Community.
Romney’s Reviews: ‘The Counselor’
Romney's Video Review: The Counselor
Is movie etiquette dead? Setting the tone
Stephen Romney discusses movie etiquette, and the possibility that maybe bad manners at the theater might be a result of cinema atmosphere
Superheroes in cinema, part 3: Across the pond and beyond
In parts 1 and 2, I went into great detail about the history of American superhero cinema. However, the genre isn’t exclusive to the...
‘The Grey’ is a prime example of cinematic storytelling
A new gritty survival film demonstrates how a movie is supposed be made, complete with stellar acting, great cinematography and visual effects.
‘The Green Hornet’: Chicks dig the car
2011 is promising to be huge for super hero fans. With DC's Green Lantern coming in June and Marvel's Thor showing up in May,...
Local film director inspires Institute audience
Mitch Davis spoke with two hundred students in an open forum last week at the LDS Institute of Religion.
The Weekly Reel: Top 3 best movies of the 2013 summer movie season
Arts reporter Stephen Romney gives the rundown on his 3 best movies of the 2013 summer season.
Movie review: ‘R.I.P.D.’ proves the old axiom of all flash, no substance
Despite an unusual concept "R.I.P.D." leaves a lot to be desired, according to Romney. Click to read why.
Sundance 2026: A father’s desperate search for his son in ‘Closure’
"Closure" follows the story of Daniel Dymiński and the search for his missing son, Krzysztof.