The Disintegration Machine has been selected to screen at the Creative Guild Studio in Salt Lake City, Utah on July 12th, 2018, as part of a free public curated screening by Channel 801.
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The Disintegration Machine will screen at the LDS Film Festival in Orem. The film will be shown twice as part of the Short Film Program 1: Wednesday 2/28 at 4pm, and Saturday 3/3 at 10am.
The Disintegration Machine will be shown as part of the Shades of Pale Sci-Fi Showcase.
Event description: "The non-profit Utah Filmmakers Association is co-hosting a local film night at Shades of Pale Brewing in Salt Lake City. The February 1 event will feature a selection science fiction short films produced right here in Utah."
Diego's Dream will screen as the final film at this year's York Film Festival: Celebrating Hispanic American Heritage.
The Disintegration Machine will screen at the Thursday night showing of the Red Finch Film Festival, alongside other narrative films. The film is the second in the screening and is scheduled to start at 6:41.
The Timekeeper will screen each night (June 22-24) at 8pm as part of the Utah Art Festival's Utah Short Film of the Year Competition.
Premiere of The Disintegration Machine as part of the matinee screening at the University of Utah's 2017 Spring Student Film Showcase. Eight student films will will be shown in total, with The Disintegration Machine as the final film of the screening.
Some films may contain mature content.
Diego's Dream will open the evening as the featured honoree at the 11th Annual Humanities in Focus documentary screening.
Diego's Dream opens the Utah Women of the UN Film Festival.
The festival will begin on April 6, 2017 with five short student films produced through the "Humanities in Focus" program at the University of Utah, Department of Humanities.
After the viewing a panel discussion with the filmmakers about the social justice issues that they highlighted will occur.
The Timekeeper and Diego's Dream will screen at the 2016 Film and Media Arts festival at the University of Utah.
This year's films include:
La Rechute by Stéphane Glynn
Dinosaurs: Science Fiction vs. Science by Jeremiah Lafleur
Lucy by Tory Sicklick
Westside Leadership Institute: Empowering the Community by Eric Ferguson
The Timekeeper by Peter C. Davidson
Servicing the Homeless: The Legacy Initiative by Eric Ferguson
Stillness by Walter Mirkss
Diego’s Dream by Peter C. Davidson
Undesirables by Angela Challis
Lengthen by Maggie Glendenning
Premiere of Diego's Dream at the 10th Annual Humanities in Focus Screening.
