The Jubilee
Let the Jubilee begin: Having reached the ripe old age of eight, True/False is ready to kick off the Fest with a fancypants gala. Those with a Lux pass or above are invited to the Missouri Theatre. Catch one of the first screenings of the fest, the film "Benda Bilili!", and partake of the plentiful libations, provided by downtown's finest bartenders.

The Jubilee (w/ Benda Bilili!)
SNEAK PREVIEW A real-life fairy tale, Benda Bilili! is a five-years-in-the-making look at a group of paraplegic Congolese musicians who go from sleeping on cardboard boxes to worldwide attention.

Secret Screening Black
Friendship, betrayal and government oppression at the twilight of the Bush era.

Zielinski
Hometown heroes Chase Thompson and Ryan Walker probe the fascinating, surprising life of John Zielinski, "the most blacklisted author in the history of Iowa."

The Arbor
Teen playwright Andrea Dunbar lived fast, died young and left an exquisite body of work: Clio Barnard’s theatrically bold film brings her back to life.

Habana Muda
SNEAK PREVIEW A complex love triangle between a deaf Cuban couple and a gay Mexican man.

Secret Screening Purple
Beautiful losers in a suburban wasteland.

Blood in the Mobile
SNEAK PREVIEW T/F alum Frank Piasecki Poulsen (Guerilla Girl) returns with an equally courageous work of journalism: an immersive, troubling investigation of the precious minerals used in cell phones.

Secret Screening Green
Corruption, exploitation and media hysteria confront a child prodigy.

Resurrect Dead
A detective story about an obsessed team's investigation of mysterious and alarming tiles embedded in public streets throughout the hemisphere.

Fake It So Real
SNEAK PREVIEW In small town America, a ragtag federation of independent wrestlers put on a show.

Foreign Parts
This powerful but understated film presents a verite portrait of the down-but-not-out residents of an endangered neighborhood on the fringes of Queens, NY.

Subway Preacher
SNEAK PREVIEW A fiery New York City subway preacher falls in love in this gritty, sharp portrait of fanaticism.

Thursday Night Showcase
And it all begins with a hoot and a holler at The Berlin Theater/Cafe Berlin . . . Our Thursday night kick-off concert will feature fest favorites. Doors at 8pm. Show at 9 pm.

Eastside Showcase
The Eastside Tavern hosts a kick-off show a number of bands. Doors at 8pm. Show at 10pm.

Reality Bites
Directly following the March March, come sample tasty appetizers from some of Columbia's finest downtown restaurants in the Missouri Theatre lobby. (Open to Super and Silver Circle and Lux passholders)

Buck
Buck Brannaman travels the country dispersing simple but profound wisdom about the relationship between man and horse in this beautifully photographed film.

Troll Hunter
Three intrepid film students document the unusual life of Norway’s only working troll hunter.

Resurrect Dead
A detective story about an obsessed team's investigation of mysterious and alarming tiles embedded in public streets throughout the hemisphere.

KNUCKLE
Filmed over the course of twelve years, KNUCKLE follows two feuding families as they engage in the Irish Traveller ritual of bare-knuckle fighting.

The Woman With Five Elephants
The remarkable Svetlana Geier wrestles with translating Dostoyevsky's novels -- her "5 Elephants" -- but she must also come to grips with the ghosts of Stalin and the Nazis.

Project Nim
From True Vision winner James Marsh (Man On Wire) comes the strange story of Nim, a chimpanzee taught sign language and raised by human beings.

Secret Screening White
A funny and moving story of a girl who finds a family she never knew she had.

El Bulli: Cooking in Progress
We are given entre into one of the world's most imaginative restaurants where kooky cook Ferran Adria and crew prepare an experimental menu designed to expand minds and palates.

The Black Power Mix Tape 1967-1975
A surprisingly fresh reevaluation of the Black Power movement --including a star turn by Stokely Carmichael -- made possible by the discovery of 16mm films found in a Swedish archive.

Long Distance Dedication
SHORTS PROGRAM. Whether it’s harvesting guano or cloudberries, cooking a roast or robbing a bank, these great short docs carry us to to new places and immerse us in new experiences.

Subway Preacher
SNEAK PREVIEW A fiery New York City subway preacher falls in love in this gritty, sharp portrait of fanaticism.

La Bocca del Lupo
The dazzling history of a port city and an unlikely love story unfold in this Italian gem.

Family Instinct
SNEAK PREVIEW An unpredictable, off-the-wall portrait of rural Latvia that recalls the greatest works of Harmony Korine.

The Burger and the King
James Marsh explores a time-honored story of indulgence and excess: Elvis Presley's ravenous appetite for life and for cuisine.

At the Edge of Russia
SNEAK PREVIEW Surrounded by the frozen tundra of Siberia, a young soldier comes of age at an almost forgotten military outpost.

To Be Heard
Three charismatic poets strive to maintain a rare friendship and write their own destiny on the hard-luck streets of the Bronx.

Shut Up Little Man! An Audio Misadventure
When two Midwestern punks moved to San Francisco in the mid-80’s, they hardly imagined they’d make their neighbors into underground legends.

Bobby Fischer Against the World
Unravelling the complex relationship between genius and madness as embodied in chess's first rock star. Sponsored by the World Chess Hall of Fame and Museum.

Secret Screening Green
Corruption, exploitation and media hysteria confront a child prodigy.

Zielinski
Hometown heroes Chase Thompson and Ryan Walker probe the fascinating, surprising life of John Zielinski, "the most blacklisted author in the history of Iowa."

Landmarks & Monoliths
SHORTS PROGRAM. Six landmark films -- capped by “Il Capo” about an Italian marble quarry -- examine the personal meanings of the natural and built environment.

An African Election
Africa as you’ve never seen it before: Ghana’s fragile democracy is captured during the 2008 presidential elections, from tense closed-door vote tallies to explosive street scenes.

The Redemption of General Butt Naked
A former Liberian warlord responsible for the deaths of thousands discovers Jesus and seeks forgiveness in this complex and visceral work.

The Pruitt-Igoe Myth
This film elegantly explodes misconceptions about the rise and fall of a utopian St. Louis housing project.

North From Calabria
SNEAK PREVIEW A charming, whimsical portrait of a small Polish village as it puts on its annual festival.

Campfire Stories
Join us in the Chapel for a new, cozy tradition: eight filmmakers gather around a "campfire" to swap tales of the scene that got away, complete with s'mores. Sponsored by HBO Documentary Films

At the Edge of Truth: Hybrid documentaries
Reenactments, dramatizations, introduced actors, staged scenes -- what are documentaries coming to? And where are they going? Join moderator/critic Robert Koehler as he speaks with four new purveyors of the slash between true and false: Michal Marczak (At the Edge of Russia), Marcin Sauter (North From Calabria), Clio Barnard (The Arbor) and Brigitte Staermose ("Out of Love").

Africa '11... The pulse of a continent
How can outsiders tell stories about Africa? What will they miss? Is there anything that their foreign perspective might gain them? Join moderator and filmmaker Eric Daniel Metzgar (Reporter) as he talks with four other directors who have made films on the continent.

Are you laughing at me?
Grand and tragic figures make for documentary subjects. But the relationship those subjects have with filmmakers sometimes raises uncomfortable questions. Join moderator Beadie Finzi, Robert Greene (Fake It So Real), Andris Gauja (Family Instinct), Dennis Ho (Subway Preacher) and Chase Thompson (Zielinski) as they squirm in their chairs.

March March
The festival's signature kickoff parade through the streets of Columbia. All are welcome to watch and participate! It's free! For more info, check out: http://www.offtrackevents.com/marchmarch.php

Friday Night Showcase
Roots music lovers, this is the showcase for you. Doors at 8, Show at 9pm. Berlin Theater/Cafe Berlin.

@CTION Party!
The now-legendary Friday night party held at a downtown nightclub. Sponsored by Schlafly Beer. Music by DJ Name Names and the Chances DJ Collective.The party begins at 10 pm and the design is a fantastical forest of dots, spots & altered perceptions inspired by the work of Yayoi Kusama, designed by a Chicago/Columbia collective.

To Be Heard
Three charismatic poets strive to maintain a rare friendship and write their own destiny on the hard-luck streets of the Bronx.

The Interrupters
Three former gang members trade on their street reps to prevent violence as part of the innovative approach of the group CeaseFire. (True Life Fund recipient - sponsored by The Crossing)

The Black Power Mix Tape 1967-1975
A surprisingly fresh reevaluation of the Black Power movement --including a star turn by Stokely Carmichael -- made possible by the discovery of 16mm films found in a Swedish archive.

Project Nim
From True Vision winner James Marsh (Man On Wire) comes the strange story of Nim, a chimpanzee taught sign language and raised by human beings.

Shut Up Little Man! An Audio Misadventure
When two Midwestern punks moved to San Francisco in the mid-80’s, they hardly imagined they’d make their neighbors into underground legends.

Buck
Buck Brannaman travels the country dispersing simple but profound wisdom about the relationship between man and horse in this beautifully photographed film.

Bobby Fischer Against the World
Unravelling the complex relationship between genius and madness as embodied in chess's first rock star. Sponsored by the World Chess Hall of Fame and Museum.

The Burger and the King
James Marsh explores a time-honored story of indulgence and excess: Elvis Presley's ravenous appetite for life and for cuisine.

Secret Screening Green
Corruption, exploitation and media hysteria confront a child prodigy.

Gimme Truth!
The world's greatest documentary game show returns with host Johnny St. John.

Comedy Night
Lee Kern is an artist, writer, comedian and filmmaker. He is crap at all of them. Jonathan Gotsick, the inventor of aisling, is known in certain circles as Johnny St. John. Passholders get in free; others are $5.

Secret Screening Orange
A wrongly convicted man struggles to get justice.

You Are All Captains
SNEAK PREVIEW A Spanish teacher/filmmaker and his mischievous Moroccan students blur reality in this beautiful, wildly imaginative hybrid.

Secret Screening White
A funny and moving story of a girl who finds a family she never knew she had.

La Bocca del Lupo
The dazzling history of a port city and an unlikely love story unfold in this Italian gem.

North From Calabria
SNEAK PREVIEW A charming, whimsical portrait of a small Polish village as it puts on its annual festival.

Fake It So Real
SNEAK PREVIEW In small town America, a ragtag federation of independent wrestlers put on a show.

North From Calabria
SNEAK PREVIEW A charming, whimsical portrait of a small Polish village as it puts on its annual festival.

Wisconsin Death Trip
Inspired by Michael Lesy's book which located a treasure trove of photographs from the last part of the 19th century, James Marsh takes a darkly humorous look at one very curious small town.

Secret Screening Orange
A wrongly convicted man struggles to get justice.

El Bulli: Cooking in Progress
We are given entre into one of the world's most imaginative restaurants where kooky cook Ferran Adria and crew prepare an experimental menu designed to expand minds and palates.

Family Instinct
SNEAK PREVIEW An unpredictable, off-the-wall portrait of rural Latvia that recalls the greatest works of Harmony Korine.

Troll Hunter
Three intrepid film students document the unusual life of Norway’s only working troll hunter.

The Pruitt-Igoe Myth
This film elegantly explodes misconceptions about the rise and fall of a utopian St. Louis housing project.

Habana Muda
SNEAK PREVIEW A complex love triangle between a deaf Cuban couple and a gay Mexican man.

The Woman With Five Elephants
The remarkable Svetlana Geier wrestles with translating Dostoyevsky's novels -- her "5 Elephants" -- but she must also come to grips with the ghosts of Stalin and the Nazis.

You Are All Captains
SNEAK PREVIEW A Spanish teacher/filmmaker and his mischievous Moroccan students blur reality in this beautiful, wildly imaginative hybrid.

The Arbor
Teen playwright Andrea Dunbar lived fast, died young and left an exquisite body of work: Clio Barnard’s theatrically bold film brings her back to life.

Zielinski
Hometown heroes Chase Thompson and Ryan Walker probe the fascinating, surprising life of John Zielinski, "the most blacklisted author in the history of Iowa."

Life in a Day
The most elaborate crowdsourced arts project in history, LIAD draws from 80,000 slice-of-life videos, all shot on July 24, 2010 by you and me and edited by Kevin Macdonald’s (Touching the Void) team.

The Arbor
Teen playwright Andrea Dunbar lived fast, died young and left an exquisite body of work: Clio Barnard’s theatrically bold film brings her back to life.

Gravity Was Everywhere Back Then
LIVE PERFORMANCE A live soundtrack by director Green and an all-star group of musicians highlights this animated love story

The Pruitt-Igoe Myth
This film elegantly explodes misconceptions about the rise and fall of a utopian St. Louis housing project.

Page One: Inside the New York Times
With unprecedented access, filmmaker Andrew Rossi embeds himself with Times reporters -- including the irrepressible David Carr -- during a time of intense upheaval. Presented by the University of Missouri

KNUCKLE
Filmed over the course of twelve years, KNUCKLE follows two feuding families as they engage in the Irish Traveller ritual of bare-knuckle fighting.

Foreign Parts
This powerful but understated film presents a verite portrait of the down-but-not-out residents of an endangered neighborhood on the fringes of Queens, NY.

Long Distance Dedication
SHORTS PROGRAM. Whether it’s harvesting guano or cloudberries, cooking a roast or robbing a bank, these great short docs carry us to to new places and immerse us in new experiences.

The Redemption of General Butt Naked
A former Liberian warlord responsible for the deaths of thousands discovers Jesus and seeks forgiveness in this complex and visceral work.

At the Edge of Russia
SNEAK PREVIEW Surrounded by the frozen tundra of Siberia, a young soldier comes of age at an almost forgotten military outpost.

Hula & Natan
SNEAK PREVIEW Two Israeli car mechanics living next to the Gaza Strip struggle to survive in this stunning tragicomedy.

Blood in the Mobile
SNEAK PREVIEW T/F alum Frank Piasecki Poulsen (Guerilla Girl) returns with an equally courageous work of journalism: an immersive, troubling investigation of the precious minerals used in cell phones.

Secret Screening Black
Friendship, betrayal and government oppression at the twilight of the Bush era.

Page One: Inside the New York Times
With unprecedented access, filmmaker Andrew Rossi embeds himself with Times reporters -- including the irrepressible David Carr -- during a time of intense upheaval. Presented by the University of Missouri

Benda Bilili!
SNEAK PREVIEW A real-life fairy tale, Benda Bilili! is a five-years-in-the-making look at a group of paraplegic Congolese musicians who go from sleeping on cardboard boxes to worldwide attention.

Landmarks & Monoliths
SHORTS PROGRAM. Six landmark films -- capped by “Il Capo” about an Italian marble quarry -- examine the personal meanings of the natural and built environment.

Armadillo
Breathtakingly beautiful and truly frightening, this portrait of Danish soldiers in Afghanistan raises the bar for filmmaking in a warzone.

Subway Preacher
SNEAK PREVIEW A fiery New York City subway preacher falls in love in this gritty, sharp portrait of fanaticism.

Secret Screening Purple
Beautiful losers in a suburban wasteland.

An African Election
Africa as you’ve never seen it before: Ghana’s fragile democracy is captured during the 2008 presidential elections, from tense closed-door vote tallies to explosive street scenes.

Mysteries...How to tell a real-life whodunit
Join immoderate moderator Josh Fox (GasLand) as he chats up four mysterious visiting directors about how one builds suspense in a doc.

Beyond Burns: The next wave of historical documentaries
Using archival footage and a variety of fresh techniques to tell big stories from the past, filmmakers must balance artistry and “authenticity.” Join moderator and producer Simon Chinn (Man on Wire) as he talks about the new way of doing old with James Marsh (Project Nim), Chad Friedrichs (The Pruitt-Igoe Myth), Goran Olsson (Black Power Mixtape 1967-1975) and Pietro Marcello (La Bocca Del Lupo)

Auteur Theory Exploded: The role of creative producers
Are directors really solely responsible for the creative direction of a film? Join us as we take apart and take down the auteur theory, with four producers partly responsible for a slew of landmark docs in the last 10 years. Moderator and filmmaker Judith Helfand (Chicken and Egg) talks with Jess Search (Unknown White Male), Julie Goldman (Buck, Motto Pictures) Molly Thompson (A&E), Diane Weyermann (Participant Pictures) and Deborah Shaffer (To Be Heard). Presented by Chicken & Egg Pictures

True Life Run
A new, bright-and-early tradition at T/F, the True Life Run challenges all runners and walkers to start Saturday, March 5 with a mad dash through the streets of downtown Columbia.

The Speculative Stroll
Free-wheeling raconteur Speed Levitch, featured in the film "The Cruise," accompanied by aide-de-camp Gabriel Williams, gives us a free tour of Columbia that introduces us to a city we didn't know existed. Starts from the T/F Box Office.

The Speculative Stroll
Free-wheeling raconteur Speed Levitch, featured in the film "The Cruise," accompanied by aide-de-camp Gabriel Williams, gives us a free tour of Columbia that introduces us to a city we didn't know existed. Starts from the T/F Box Office.

Filmmaker Fete
PS:Gallery, in its new home on Walnut Street, hosts this year's banquet in honor of our visiting filmmakers. Mike Odette and Sycamore provide the food. Sponsored by the MIssouri Film Commission

Saturday Night Showcase
The omelette flippers at Cafe Berlin flip out to three new bands. Doors at 8pm, Show at 9 pm

Mojo's A-Go-Go
Stomp out a day's documentaries with soul sensations Kings Go Forth, plus Netherfriends and Hai Usagi. Doors at 8pm. Show at 10pm

Page One: Inside the New York Times
With unprecedented access, filmmaker Andrew Rossi embeds himself with Times reporters -- including the irrepressible David Carr -- during a time of intense upheaval. Presented by the University of Missouri

The Redemption of General Butt Naked
A former Liberian warlord responsible for the deaths of thousands discovers Jesus and seeks forgiveness in this complex and visceral work.

The Interrupters
Three former gang members trade on their street reps to prevent violence as part of the innovative approach of the group CeaseFire. (True Life Fund recipient - sponsored by The Crossing)

Closing Night Reception
A common meal for all who attend our closing night film at the Missouri Theatre. Catered by our good friends at Addison's.

Life in a Day
The most elaborate crowdsourced arts project in history, LIAD draws from 80,000 slice-of-life videos, all shot on July 24, 2010 by you and me and edited by Kevin Macdonald’s (Touching the Void) team.

Buskers Last Stand
With a tear and a beer, the festival ends as the last air escapes the bellows of the accordion. LInk arms with your festival friends and join a ragtag crew of buskers in the lobby of the Missouri Theatre as they offer an instant wake for T/F 2011. Event begins directly after the closing night film.

Armadillo
Breathtakingly beautiful and truly frightening, this portrait of Danish soldiers in Afghanistan raises the bar for filmmaking in a warzone.

Benda Bilili!
SNEAK PREVIEW A real-life fairy tale, Benda Bilili! is a five-years-in-the-making look at a group of paraplegic Congolese musicians who go from sleeping on cardboard boxes to worldwide attention.

Secret Screening White
A funny and moving story of a girl who finds a family she never knew she had.

To Be Heard
Three charismatic poets strive to maintain a rare friendship and write their own destiny on the hard-luck streets of the Bronx.

Project Nim
From True Vision winner James Marsh (Man On Wire) comes the strange story of Nim, a chimpanzee taught sign language and raised by human beings.

Long Distance Dedication
SHORTS PROGRAM. Whether it’s harvesting guano or cloudberries, cooking a roast or robbing a bank, these great short docs carry us to to new places and immerse us in new experiences.

The Black Power Mix Tape 1967-1975
A surprisingly fresh reevaluation of the Black Power movement --including a star turn by Stokely Carmichael -- made possible by the discovery of 16mm films found in a Swedish archive.

The Pruitt-Igoe Myth
This film elegantly explodes misconceptions about the rise and fall of a utopian St. Louis housing project.

Shut Up Little Man! An Audio Misadventure
When two Midwestern punks moved to San Francisco in the mid-80’s, they hardly imagined they’d make their neighbors into underground legends.

An African Election
Africa as you’ve never seen it before: Ghana’s fragile democracy is captured during the 2008 presidential elections, from tense closed-door vote tallies to explosive street scenes.

The Woman With Five Elephants
The remarkable Svetlana Geier wrestles with translating Dostoyevsky's novels -- her "5 Elephants" -- but she must also come to grips with the ghosts of Stalin and the Nazis.

Fake It So Real
SNEAK PREVIEW In small town America, a ragtag federation of independent wrestlers put on a show.

The Burger and the King
James Marsh explores a time-honored story of indulgence and excess: Elvis Presley's ravenous appetite for life and for cuisine.

Secret Screening Purple
Beautiful losers in a suburban wasteland.

Secret Screening Black
Friendship, betrayal and government oppression at the twilight of the Bush era.

Bobby Fischer Against the World
Unravelling the complex relationship between genius and madness as embodied in chess's first rock star. Sponsored by the World Chess Hall of Fame and Museum.

You Are All Captains
SNEAK PREVIEW A Spanish teacher/filmmaker and his mischievous Moroccan students blur reality in this beautiful, wildly imaginative hybrid.

Moving Windmills: The William Kamkwamba Story
In this work-in-progress screening, Co-director Ben Nabors shares scenes from his upcoming feature about an ingenious young man who embarks on a plan to bring electricity to a Malawi village.

Hula & Natan
SNEAK PREVIEW Two Israeli car mechanics living next to the Gaza Strip struggle to survive in this stunning tragicomedy.

Hula & Natan
SNEAK PREVIEW Two Israeli car mechanics living next to the Gaza Strip struggle to survive in this stunning tragicomedy.

At the Edge of Russia
SNEAK PREVIEW Surrounded by the frozen tundra of Siberia, a young soldier comes of age at an almost forgotten military outpost.

Buck
Buck Brannaman travels the country dispersing simple but profound wisdom about the relationship between man and horse in this beautifully photographed film.

Resurrect Dead
A detective story about an obsessed team's investigation of mysterious and alarming tiles embedded in public streets throughout the hemisphere.

Blood in the Mobile
SNEAK PREVIEW T/F alum Frank Piasecki Poulsen (Guerilla Girl) returns with an equally courageous work of journalism: an immersive, troubling investigation of the precious minerals used in cell phones.

Secret Screening Orange
A wrongly convicted man struggles to get justice.

Armadillo
Breathtakingly beautiful and truly frightening, this portrait of Danish soldiers in Afghanistan raises the bar for filmmaking in a warzone.

Habana Muda
SNEAK PREVIEW A complex love triangle between a deaf Cuban couple and a gay Mexican man.

El Bulli: Cooking in Progress
We are given entre into one of the world's most imaginative restaurants where kooky cook Ferran Adria and crew prepare an experimental menu designed to expand minds and palates.

KNUCKLE
Filmed over the course of twelve years, KNUCKLE follows two feuding families as they engage in the Irish Traveller ritual of bare-knuckle fighting.

Zielinski
Hometown heroes Chase Thompson and Ryan Walker probe the fascinating, surprising life of John Zielinski, "the most blacklisted author in the history of Iowa."

Troll Hunter
Three intrepid film students document the unusual life of Norway’s only working troll hunter.

Foreign Parts
This powerful but understated film presents a verite portrait of the down-but-not-out residents of an endangered neighborhood on the fringes of Queens, NY.

La Bocca del Lupo
The dazzling history of a port city and an unlikely love story unfold in this Italian gem.

Family Instinct
SNEAK PREVIEW An unpredictable, off-the-wall portrait of rural Latvia that recalls the greatest works of Harmony Korine.

It's Not About the Realness: Evaluating the Current State of Documentary Criticism
Moderator and critic Eric Hynes talks with fellow critics Mark Reardon (Broadcast Film Critics Association), Robert Koehler (Variety, Cinema Scope), Dennis Lim (N.Y. Times, Moving Image Source), and Vadim Rizov (Village Voice) about whether current criticism is keeping up with the changes in non-fiction film.

Off the Screen and Into the Streets
Join social outreach maven Emily Verellen of the Fledgling Fund as she talks with some of the makers and subjects of "The Interrupters" and "To Be Heard”: Steve James, Ameena Matthews, Eddie Martinez, and Pearl Quick. What happens when the subjects of a film take their story off of the screen to make a deeper social impact? The discussion will highlight the differences between distribution, outreach and audience engagement, and explore the role that subjects can play in each phase. Audience members will be encouraged to share their ideas about how these two films can enter the world.

Here Comes Everybody: Journalism in 2011
Leaping off from Clay Shirky's aptly titled book, this panel will explore the shifting landscape of modern media, from the Grey Old Lady and the British tabloids to Wikileaks. But has the change been overhyped? Moderator Amy McCombs corrals some unruly suppliers of all the news that's fit to print.

How to Crap on Everyone and Make it to the Top
The funniest man in documentary makes his mid-Missouri debut with this one stop workshop designed to make even the most mediocre filmmakers a force to be reckoned with in the indie world. How to crap on your peers, how to talk over the shoulders of unimportant people, how to make your subjects cry on camera and then ditch them when you've finished - everything you need to know in order to make it to the top is here. Lee Kern has had over three minutes of late night, broadcast airtime. You too can become king of the documentary crap heap!

The Weird Wake-Up
Join us for this year's field trip, this time to the Odd Fellows Temple, as we eat breakfast provided by Cafe Berlin and thrill to Brent Green's "Gravity Was Everywhere Back Then," accompanied by a live soundtrack.

Gravity Was Everywhere Back Then
LIVE PERFORMANCE A live soundtrack by director Green and an all-star group of musicians highlights this animated love story

The Speculative Stroll
Free-wheeling raconteur Speed Levitch, featured in the film "The Cruise," accompanied by aide-de-camp Gabriel Williams, gives us a free tour of Columbia that introduces us to a city we didn't know existed. Starts from the T/F Box Office.

The Speculative Stroll
Free-wheeling raconteur Speed Levitch, featured in the film "The Cruise," accompanied by aide-de-camp Gabriel Williams, gives us a free tour of Columbia that introduces us to a city we didn't know existed. Starts from the T/F Box Office.