Sun Valley Film Festival

"You'll be together with family and friends around a hearth. You'll be watching movies and then you'll be talking about movies... all in this cozy space which will be turning into a winter wonderland.”

“We get incredible raves about how easy it is to shoot here, how talented our crew is, and how supportive the community is.”

“We’ve been trying to line up with Demi [Moore} for years … and to have it all come together with this movie is a thrill"

A look at the live theatrical performances awaiting audiences in “Wicked” and we celebrate what would have been Henry Mancini’s 100th birthday!

"Yes, we hope to have maybe a little bit of an impact with a picture or two.”

The film called Unega: Tales of the Guardians is about Unega Mountain Dog Rescue, a Blaine County nonprofit started in 2015.

“We are honoring Annette Bening … hot off her [Oscar nominated performance] in Nyad. She’s Hollywood royalty.”

We are almost a month away from the Sun Valley Film Festival, which never fails to bring great films and famous movie stars to the Wood River Valley.

It’s time once again for the Sun Valley Film Festival when some of the upcoming year’s best movies come to Idaho, along with stars, producers and directors.

Producer and Director Heather Rae is known for such films as "Frozen River," "Tallulah" and "Bull" and she has a new film called "Fancy Dance," which looks at Native American themes.