Scott Renshaw
Film Critic and Arts and Entertainment Editor at Salt Lake City Weekly
@CityWeekly film critic. Fuck Elon. https://t.co/wOjextCaj8
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cityweekly.net | Scott Renshaw
Posted By Scott Renshaw on June 19, 2025, 7:34 AM click to enlarge 28 Years Later *** You can tell director Danny Boyle and screenwriter Alex Garland have been spilling over with ideas for how to expand the world of their 2002 “rage virus”/zombie original 28 Days Later, and enough of them connect here that it makes up for the potentially unsatisfying sensation of watching a pilot for an anthology series. The principal location is an island off the Scottish coast, where a community survives in...
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cityweekly.net | Scott Renshaw
In August 2024, Utah Arts Festival executive director Aimee Dunsmore faced a situation no non-profit leader wants to face. After disappointing attendance at the 2024 festival resulted in a significant budget shortfall, UAF needed to figure out how to pay its bills. So Dunsmore did the only thing that made sense to her: She was honest. In a press release, UAF laid out their situation in clear terms.
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cityweekly.net | Scott Renshaw
On the evening of March 5, 2006, it felt like the improbable was about to happen: My favorite movie of the year was going to win Best Picture at the Academy Awards. Brokeback Mountain had already won three awards—Original Score for Gustavo Santaolalla's plaintive guitar, Adapted Screenplay for Larry McMurtry and Diana Ossana's work on Annie Proulx's short story and Director for Ang Lee—all of which pointed towards a Best Picture win.
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2 weeks ago |
cityweekly.net | Scott Renshaw
Posted By Scott Renshaw on June 12, 2025, 8:36 AM click to enlarge Echo Valley **1/2 One thing I desperately wish for the screenwriters of the world is that they would spend as much time trying to craft a compelling dramatic story as they spent trying to outsmart their viewers. You can see that sense of misplaced priorities in Brad Ingelsby’s script set on a horse farm where Kate Garretson (Julianne Moore), still mourning the recent death of her wife, most also deal with the latest crisis of...
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cityweekly.net | Scott Renshaw
In 2012, while in her late 20s, writer Kelsey Osgood began a three-year process of converting to Orthodox Judaism, after being raised in a mostly non-religious household. Her new book Godstruck features profiles of several women like herself who undertook similar transitions from an absence of organized religion into faith traditions including Roman Catholicism, Islam and the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. This conversation has been edited for length and for clarity.
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