Commentary: Tumbleweeds Film Festival is one of Utah’s true cultural treasures

It showcased 90-minute stories about the importance of friendships, the difficulties of growing up, the strength our families give us, the love of adventure, the beauty of nature and, most of all, why we shouldn’t be in such a hurry to grow up.

| courtesy Utah Film Center Sébastian (Félix Bossuet, right) and his dog Belle travel with Gabriele (Thylane Blondeau) in the French adventure "Belle & Sébastian: The Adventure Continues," one of the films screening in the 2016 Tumbleweeds Film Festival. The festival runs Sept. 23-25 at the Rose Wagner Performing Arts Center in Salt Lake City.

Commentary: Tumbleweeds Film Festival is one of Utah’s true cultural treasures

It showcased 90-minute stories about the importance of friendships, the difficulties of growing up, the strength our families give us, the love of adventure, the beauty of nature and, most of all, why we shouldn’t be in such a hurry to grow up.

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