Bike to the drinking location, pre-sweat the booze.
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Three True/False films were recognized last weekend for cinematography, direction and entertainment. Check out which movies took home the prizes.
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The Maryland Board of Physicians is investigating LeRoy Carhart, the subject of T/F film “After Tiller.”
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Fans and band crowded the lobby of the Missouri Theatre for True/False’s historically non-traditional closing night.
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If you missed a film at True/False, no worries. You might still be able to watch it. Check out the list of films from the 2013 festival available through Netflix.
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See what those mysterious people wearing Vox badges were up to at True/False.
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As the tenth anniversary of True/False wraps up, so does the Twitter sphere. We have collected Tweets from people seeing each movie this weekend.
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The artist demonstrated his right hooks on both canvas and fest-goers. Watch him punch out a masterpiece on Sunday of True/False.
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A set of interviews with past heads of Israeli security remind viewers of the power of talk, both in peacemaking and coping with the past. This film will certainly prompt discussion about the Israel-Palestine conflict.
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Co-directors Lucien Castaing-Taylor and Véréna Paravel won the True Vision Award for Leviathan, which seeks to immerse viewers in its ocean setting. The film follows fishermen at sea, with all the peacefulness and perils that accompany that occupation.
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Buskers sent festival-goers off with the sounds of guitars, flutes and banjos.
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We know you couldn’t see every single film, but which ones did you get to?
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The panel brought together directors from several True/False movies to discuss the ethics experimentation of documentary filmmaking. Producer Signe Byrge Sorensen (The Act of Killing suggested people need better media literacy.
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Every year it’s the same. There are the annual True/False fails that newcomers learn about the hard way. Here are the fails of the fest, so future festival goers can feel prepared.
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Tasty food, a final film showing and last busker performance rounded out the evening.
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Vox asked True/False attendees to describe their experience in three to six words and along with their pick for best flick.
Continue Reading →Four late-term abortion providers share their stories and struggles in a personal and moving way.
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Ushio Shinohara, star of the True/False film Cutie and the Boxer, painted a canvas in the Tiger Cleaners parking lot. Custom T-shirt designs (and punches) ensued.
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Filmmakers met to discuss the challenges of editing documentaries but still making sure they tell the truth.
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A long weekend of True/False requires food, caffeine and booze, and moviegoers showed off their food and drink via Instagram and Twitter.
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