Sundance Film Festival celebrates 40 years, honors filmmakers, actors
The Sundance Film Festival began on Jan. 18 with opening remarks from the Sundance Institute CEO and festival coordinators, and by honoring Christopher Nolan, Kristen Stewart and other guests at the Opening Night Gala.
Many BYU students anticipate the release of Studio Ghibli’s upcoming film, ‘The Boy and the Heron’
Many BYU students are excited about Studio Ghibli's upcoming film “The Boy and the Heron.” It will be the first film the studio has put out in 10 years and it is set to release to U.S. theaters on Dec. 8.
Utah found to be 13th deadliest state in U.S., according to horror movies
For some students, Halloween isn't complete without horror films. A number of these films were made in Utah, which ranks as the thirteenth deadliest state in the U.S., according to a horror film analysis by CableTV.
Sundance promotes environmental preservation with Voices of Nature series
The Sundance Nature Alliance showcased six different books and films by authors and filmmakers meant to inspire audiences to preserve the natural world.
Price hikes and paid sharing: The cost of Netflix
After increasing the price on ad-free streaming plans by 25% earlier this year, Netflix customers anticipate another price hike at the same time the company is cutting password sharing. Streaming customers' favorite shows may soon cost more to watch.
BYU Motion Picture Archives helps students ‘take a walk down memory lane’ with Film Restoration Showcase
BYU's Film Restoration Showcase on Friday, Oct. 13 will screen films recently restored by the BYU Motion Picture Archive department.
