Feb
20
Nobody Knows: The Untold Story of Black Mormons — a documentary created by Margaret Young and Darius Gray will be broadcast on the Documentary Channel this Tuesday, February 20th. Nobody Knows chronicles some of the stories of early black Latter-Day Saints (including Elijah Abel, the first black priesthood holder, ordained in 1836) and addresses …
Jan
27
Brief reports from Day 2 of the 2012 LDS Film Festival
Jan
26
Notes from Day 1 of the 2012 LDS Film Festival: Looking through the final schedule, this year’s LDS Film Festival has the usual variety of feature films, short films, and documentaries, but new this year are some “musical interludes” before screenings featuring local musical artists. Undoubtedly a decision made to broaden the scope of the …
Jan
10
The 2012 LDS Film Festival will be taking place January 25th through the 28th at the SCERA theater in Orem, Utah. The primary schedule has been announced at the official site, although there will be further updates of showings and presentations closer to the festival opening. Some highlights of this years schedule: Redemption — a drama …
Aug
13
Director Christian Vuissa’s (One Good Man, The Errand of Angels) latest directorial effort Joseph Smith — Volume 1: Plates of Gold has started screening in select theaters around the country and will arrive in Utah theaters on September 2nd. The official site will have details as to theater location and release dates for states around …
May
22
From writer/director T.C.Christensen (director of photography for The Work & The Glory series, and co-director of Emma Smith: My Story) comes 17 Miracles, a dramatization of stories from early LDS pioneers in the Willie and Martin handcart companies.
Feb
08
Two well-known LDS actors got a chance for world-wide exposure during the Super Bowl yesterday, appearing in two different commercials.
Jan
30
Brief reports from Friday / Saturday from the 2011 LDS Film Festival:
Jan
28
Brief reports from Wednesday/Thursday from the 2011 LDS Film Festival:
Jan
25
Already some schedule changes with the 2011 LDS Film Festival (which starts tomorrow, January 26th). The original schedule had a late-night Friday showing of The Maze — a horror film / thriller featuring a group of teens who sneak after hours into a corn maze and are stalked (pun intended) by a serial killer. The …
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