Tag: Film and Media Alliance of Southern Utah

The 501(C)(3) nonprofit, The Film and Media Alliance of Southern Utah (FMASU), recently hosted a 40th-Anniversary screening of the 80s gem Better Off Dead this past July. The event was so popular that they’ve decided to host an encore screening of the film with an unforgettable added bonus; The movie’s lovely co-star, Diane Franklin, will be on hand to introduce the film and to take part in a post screening conversation and Q&A.

Desertscape International Film Festival. DIFF 2025 will take place in beautiful St. George, UT from Wednesday, April 16th through Saturday, April 19th

The Desertscape International Film Festival will return to beautiful St. George, UT from Wednesday, March 27th through Saturday, March 30th with

There is certainly no shortage of amazing shows and events to attend in Southern Utah this holiday season but make sure that “A Merry Movie Christmas”

HorrorFest has worked incredibly hard on the lineup in an effort to bring attendees a diverse mix of horror-centric titles that you won’t soon forget.

If you’re a big-time movie buff, then Hitch Fest is definitely for you but it should also be noted that even if you’re just a casual movie-goer, this promises to be a very special event.

Among FMASU's most celebrated programs is "The Electric Film Series." Starting on January 17th, this series will present a free noteworthy screening of the past on the third Tuesday of every month throughout 2023.

The Guerilla Filmmaking Challenge is designed to give filmmakers of all ages and all skill sets an opportunity to make a short film in a limited amount

Immediately following the screening, Dick Earl will perform live and he’ll be joined by special guests Alice Ericksen, Mari Ericksen, Isaac Ericksen, and more, proving without a doubt that talent runs deep in the soul of this powerhouse family unit.

Hitch Fest: The 3rd Cut will take place at The Electric Theater on Saturday, August 20th. The proceedings will begin at 11 AM. In addition to 4 passionately curated Hitchcock gems presented on the big screen, programmers promise surprises