Celebrating Utah Film Center's 15 Years + 3,000 Film Screenings

Thank you to all who joined us last Thursday to celebrate 15 years of free, independent film under the stars! It was a memorable evening, reflecting on the creativity and persistence of our founders, what we've accomplished together and the journey still before us. From our corporate and foundation donors to our generous individual supporters, volunteers and local artists: we are deeply grateful for your support and unflagging enthusiasm in our belief that independent film has the power to change lives.

So, a toast to all of you who make our work possible: thank you for your continued support! We'll see you at the movies! 

If you didn't get a chance to donate or participate in last week's Gala, you can make a donation by clicking here.

RESISTANCE

Tue, Sept 12 | 7 PM | The City Library

Directed by Michael Graziano
72 min | 2014 | USA/Denmark/Canada | Not Rated | Presented in English

 Presented with Open Captions.

Post-film discussion with Dr. Windy Tanner & Dr. Barbara Jones of The University of Utah School of Medicine.

A tale of antibacterial drugs, the "superbugs" which have evolved to resist them, and the possible repercussions.

Science Movie Night is presented in partnership with Natural History Museum of Utah and The City Library.

QUEST

Tue, Sept 19 | 7 PM | The City Library

Directed by Jonathan Olshefski
104 min | 2017 | USA | Not Rated

A ten-year depiction of a North Philly family whose everyday life brings a mix of joy and unexpected crisis.

Winner: Grand Jury Prize–2017 Full Frame Documentary Film Festival; Official Selection: 2017 Sundance Film Festival