2021 Schedule - True/False Film Fest

2021 Schedule

2021 Schedule

May 07 Friday

	02 Sled Hill	03 Twelve Point	04 Showtime Amphitheater	05 Sapling	06 The Executive Drive-In	07 Big Ragtag	07 Willy Wilson @ Ragtag	08 CoMo Square	Big Field	Other
4pm								4:00pm CoMo Square Hours Synapses 240 min 4 - 8pm CoMo Square Hours CoMo Square encompasses two areas: a shopping village showcasing retail goods and services from businesses; and a food & beverage zone featuring local restaurants and a fenced seating area.
5pm
6pm										6:45pm Campfire Stories Synapses 60 min 6:45 - 7:45pm Campfire Stories Ticket required; Reservable by Lux and above. Individual tickets for sale following passholder reservations, while supply lasts.
7pm						7:30pm The Grocer's Son, the Mayor, the Village and the World Film 110 min 7:30 - 9:20pm The Grocer's Son, the Mayor, the Village and the World In this new work from our 2017 True Vision honoree, a digital evolution comes to the quaint French village of Lussas, where farming and filmmaking drive commerce and culture. [Teleported T/F]	7:00pm All Light, Everywhere Film 106 min 7 - 8:46pm All Light, Everywhere T/F alum Anthony (Rat Film, T/F 2017) continues his quest to destabilize the essay film, offering a wildly unconventional history of surveillance, policing, and racial injustice.
8pm	8:30pm All Light, Everywhere Film 106 min 8:30 - 10:16pm All Light, Everywhere T/F alum Anthony (Rat Film, T/F 2017) continues his quest to destabilize the essay film, offering a wildly unconventional history of surveillance, policing, and racial injustice.	8:20pm Inside The Red Brick Wall Film 95 min 8:20 - 9:55pm Inside The Red Brick Wall At the heart of the chaotic swirl of protests that erupted in Hong Kong in 2019, student activists face off with police to maintain their democratic freedom from mainland China. Preceded by “Club Quarantine” (dir. Aurora Brachman; 7 min.) Presented by the Kinder Institute on Constitutional Democracy	8:30pm Summer of Soul (...Or, When The Revolution Could Not Be Televised) Film 120 min 8:30 - 10:30pm Summer of Soul (...Or, When The Revolution Could Not Be Televised) Exuberant, uplifting, and brimming with joy, this document of the 1969 Harlem Cultural Festival manages to be much more than a music film.	8:30pm No Kings Film 85 min 8:30 - 9:55pm No Kings This sensuous feature debut shares an intimate look at the vibrant Caiçara community along the secluded Brazilian coast, told through the eyes of an intrepid young girl and an anxious sea captain. [Teleported T/F]	8:30pm Users Film 90 min 8:30 - 10pm Users Elegant visuals and a dynamic score underpin this exploration of our relationship with technology, all informed by a mother’s perspective. Preceded by “.srt” (dir. Africanus Okokon; 9 min.)
9pm
10pm									10:00pm @CTION Synapses 120 min 10 - 12am @CTION Ticket required; Reservable by Lux and above.
11pm
12am

4:00pm

08 CoMo Square

CoMo Square Hours

Synapses

240 min

4 - 8pm

CoMo Square Hours
CoMo Square encompasses two areas: a shopping village showcasing retail goods and services from businesses; and a food & beverage zone featuring local restaurants and a fenced seating area.

6:45pm

Campfire Stories

Synapses

60 min

6:45 - 7:45pm

Campfire Stories
Ticket required; Reservable by Lux and above. Individual tickets for sale following passholder reservations, while supply lasts.

7:00pm

07 Willy Wilson @ Ragtag

All Light, Everywhere

Film

106 min

7 - 8:46pm

All Light, Everywhere
T/F alum Anthony (Rat Film, T/F 2017) continues his quest to destabilize the essay film, offering a wildly unconventional history of surveillance, policing, and racial injustice.

7:30pm

07 Big Ragtag

The Grocer's Son, the Mayor, the Village and the World

Film

110 min

7:30 - 9:20pm

The Grocer's Son, the Mayor, the Village and the World
In this new work from our 2017 True Vision honoree, a digital evolution comes to the quaint French village of Lussas, where farming and filmmaking drive commerce and culture. [Teleported T/F]

8:20pm

03 Twelve Point

Inside The Red Brick Wall

Film

95 min

8:20 - 9:55pm

Inside The Red Brick Wall
At the heart of the chaotic swirl of protests that erupted in Hong Kong in 2019, student activists face off with police to maintain their democratic freedom from mainland China. Preceded by “Club Quarantine” (dir. Aurora Brachman; 7 min.) Presented by the Kinder Institute on Constitutional Democracy

8:30pm

10:00pm

Big Field

@CTION

Synapses

120 min

10 - 12am

@CTION
Ticket required; Reservable by Lux and above.