Join us at the Odd Fellows Lodge as eight filmmakers gather around a “campfire” to swap tales of the scene that got away

Jon Murray, co-creator of The Real World, talks about the rise of Reality TV and its relationship to nonfiction filmmaking.

Join director Bill Ross and the Court 13 contingent (Dan Janvey, Michael Gottwald and Josh Penn) for a peek behind the scenes at Beasts of the Southern Wild and other great films.

The world’s greatest documentary game show returns with host Johnny St. John and an array of doc-world celebrities attempting to deduce if local videos are true or false. Johnny’s 1970s game show was taken off the air in the midst of a major scandal involving payola, an heiress and a mobster. After plastic surgery and a name change, Gotsick re-emerged a better man and has mostly put his questionable past behind him. The films cover important topics of grave concern to thinking individuals: the allure and hazards of deer hunting in drag, a Gentile’s obsession with Jewish culture, the scourge of blue jelly-like rain. Contestants are generally befuddled but through the tactical use of tequila are often able to gain a sharper discernment. At some point Johnny leads us in a stirring chorus of the theme song and it’s something to behold. Reserved ticket required, open to all passholders.

What could be better than a Marching band parade on the first day of March? We always like to bring in this month like a lion and we invite one and all to join in, dress in costume, ride your bike, whatever you’d like. Free and open to the public.

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.

A bright-and-early tradition at T/F, the True Life Run challenges all runners and walkers to start Saturday, March 2 with a mad dash through the streets of downtown Columbia. Registration required at the run or in advance online.