9 Days Until UIFF 🎬

We’re officially nine days out from the Utah International Film Festival, and tickets are moving fast. Several screenings are already over halfway sold out, and a few are on track to disappear entirely this week.

Almost Gone: Don’t Miss These Screenings

If you’ve been meaning to grab tickets… now’s the moment. Having a pass does not automatically select every seat for every event. You need to choose what you plan to attend.

• Saturday 5:00 PM Screening
This block is likely to sell out this week. If it’s on your must-see list, don’t wait.

• Breaking Chains — January 4 at 5:00 PM
The first documentary of its kind, and it’s tracking toward a sell-out. Seats are going fast.

• The Present Help — World Premiere
Tickets are now available for Friday, January 2 at 8:00 PM. World premieres don’t come around often.

• A Rare Grand Alignment — Utah Premiere
Produced by Spike Lee, screening Sunday at 4:00 PM.

• Born For This: The Tia Bee Stokes Story — Friday, January 2 at 7:00 PM
This one matters. Every ticket sold directly supports the fight against cancer, with all proceeds donated.

Filmmakers: A Few Important Reminders

• Official filmmakers receive one VIP pass, but you still need to reserve your seat for screenings and events. Please do this before arriving—capacity is limited, and seats will sell out.

• Awards Dinner tickets close December 27.
The dinner is a separately ticketed event and is not included with the VIP filmmaker pass. This year we are excited to welcome Elizabeth’s Catering. With over 30 years of catering premiere events this meal is the perfect way to kick off awards night.

• Promoting your screening or table read on Instagram?
Add @UtahFilmFestival as a collaborator on your post. We’re happy to help amplify your reach and get more eyes on your work.

Want to Be Part of the Festival Team?

If you’re interested in volunteering during the festival, email us at
[email protected]

Tickets are moving fast, momentum is building, and we cannot wait to share these films with you. If there’s a screening you don’t want to miss—now is the time to lock it in.

See you at UIFF.