On Thursday Ragtag will be showing a film about two men from the West Bank who cross the border into Israel looking for work. The film strays from politics to show the human side of the complicated relationship these two areas have.
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Mike Seat brings a slice of Italy to Columbia’s Ragtag Cinema with his current photography exhibition
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“El Velador,” a documentary about a cemetery in Mexico and its night watchman is showing for free Thursday at Ragtag.
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Nathan Lang, director of God in the Box, is bringing his documentary to Ragtag on Thursday. Vox chatted with him about why he made the film, the challenges associated with the film and what he wants his audience to take away from the footage he gathered.
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Small-town Missouri hits the big screen at SXSW Film Festival in a documentary about Branson in all of its showbiz, tourism glory. Watch videos, see the star-spangled outfits and read about the showing in this post.
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Did you miss out on any movies that played at Ragtag last year? Check out eight movies that screened at Ragtag that you can now stream from Netflix!
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Documentaries are real, and reality TV is real, right? Well, kind of. Producers of mega-hits Jersey Shore and The Real World weigh in on how docs and realities are — and aren’t — alike.
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Think you spent a long time in the Q? We hit the streets looking for the highest Q number we could find. See how yours compares.
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Jess Search and Beadie Finzi traveled 4,000 miles from London to attend True/False.
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True/False’s newest film series explores the art of the “chimera.”
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Ragtag has robots! Ragtag announced today that it met it’s goal of raising $80,000 to pay for a digital projection system. The pledge campaign started back in September, after Hollywood studios announced that they would no longer be distributing movies on film.
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With the nearing end to 35-millimeter projection, Ragtag brings in robots to raise awareness.
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Ragtag survived it’s first awkward year as teen and to celebrate they’re throwing a party. And yes, you are invited. The birthday bash will feature free treats such as Sparky’s-ice-cream-Uprise-cookie-sandwiches, Schlafly beer, Golden Barrel wines and Mountain Valley spring water.
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This week’s entry in Ragtag’s Homebrewed series is seriously disappointing… because showing a film like this just once is a shame. It really is that good.
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Writer/director Amy Seimetz leaves plenty unaddressed in this story inspired by her own recurring nightmares, but the holes don’t prohibit understanding. Fear is universal.
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Popcorn and Milk Duds are so passé. Atypical theater meals have long been a hallmark of the Ragtag viewing experience, but the second annual Homebrewed Film Series takes it to a new level.
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March 8 marks Ragtag’s Local Filmmaking Celebration, which includes music, games, movies and more.
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Starting tomorrow through Feb. 16, Ragtag is showcasing Oscar-nominated shorts from around the world. Here’s the rundown of what you can expect to see.
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No matter your age, there is just something about dancing that can’t help but put a smile on your face. These six dance documentaries will make you smile and inspire you next time you feel stuck out on the dance floor.
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Now that DGB has signed to MU, Vox would like to formally welcome him to CoMo.
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