KHOL film critic Jeff Counts reviews a twisty new spy caper from the director of the “Kingsman” franchise.
Film & TV
New Film Highlights Uniting Force of Public Lands
If there is one thing that unites people in the West regardless of their background or political persuasion it’s public lands. Filmmaker Leigh...
Center of Wonder to Nourish Young Creatives
Visual artists of all manners are magnetized to Jackson. But when it comes to the area’s deep pool of talented photographers and filmmakers, for example,...
Behind the Scenes of a Sustainable Dream
The film Hearts of Glass, about the tumultuous first 15 months of Vertical Harvest, screens in Jackson on Saturday. It captures the people, the...
‘Artifishal’ Captures Perils of Fragile Fish
Wild fish and the fragile environment that sustains them. That’s the subject of Artifishal, a new film by Patagonia screening at Center for the Arts...
Matt Shepard Film Screening Carves Space for Wyoming Reckoning
Director Michele Josue narrates the opening of her 2013 film, Matt Shepard is a Friend of Mine. She tells us that for those who knew Shepard, the pain of...
Women Push Boundaries of Adventure, in Front of, Behind the Lens
Kira Brazinski grew up “a typical Jackson kid,” she says. That meant spending time in the mountains and staring admiringly at the Grand Teton. To climb...
