Wednesday, Feb 27 • Thursday, Feb 28 • Friday, Mar 1 • Saturday, Mar 2 • Sunday, Mar 3
Wednesday, Feb 27
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10:00pmEastside ShowcaseThe Eastside Tavern hosts a rockin’ kickoff show featuring Rip Rap, Wooden Indian Burial Ground, and Cloud Dog. Doors at 9pm. Show at 10pm. $5 cover.
Thursday, Feb 28
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4:30pmDirty WarsFrom dusty huts to seedy motels to the halls of Congress, dogged investigative reporter Jeremy Scahill tracks down the murders of an Afghan family.
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4:30pmVillage at the End of the World59 residents eke out a living in a tiny village on the northwest shore of Greenland. But at least they have Facebook.
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5:00pmThe FallAn extraordinary piece of personal and political filmmaking, shot by a Brit in and around New York in the late ‘60s, The Fall eyes America with a psychedelic kaleidoscope.
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5:30pmThe Machine Which Makes Everything DisappearGurchiani puts out a casting call, and locates mostly young people endeavoring to find their place in a post-Soviet world.
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6:00pmThe JubileeOur traditional fancypants gala at the Missouri Theatre.
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7:00pmTrue/Folk Thursday Happy Hour ShowcaseBlue Fugue James Miska & Lake Mary, Ruth Acuff, and Jack Grelle & the Johnson Family will kick off your evening with a bang, a beer and some really sweet songwriting. Doors at 6:00pm. Show at 7:00pm. Free for Super Circle, Silver Circle, Lux and Juggernaut passholders, $5 general admission.
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7:00pmThe Expedition to the End of the WorldMix together artists and scientists on a wooden schooner sailing to remote Greenland and the results are alternately absurd and sublime.
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7:00pmSecret Screening OrangeA cadre of separatists square off against an unsympathetic city.
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7:30pmThe Last StationCut off from the rest of the world, retirees in Chile spice up their daily life any way they can, including the launch of a nostalgic radio station.
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7:30pmStories We TellActress and director Sarah Polley dredges up family secrets in this exceptionally playful and inventive film.
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8:00pmI Am BreathingThis jaw-dropping, humanistic work is about Neil Platt, a Scottish architect who’s been granted a vision of his own demise.
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9:30pmSecret Screening GreenSex sells, but who’s buying?
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9:30pmToast/False Thursday Busker ShowcaseCafe Berlin Flux Bikes, Paul Rucker, Syna So Pro, and Dark Blue Dark Green will excite the crowd with their experimental music. Doors at 9pm. Show at 9:30pm. Free for Super Circle, Silver Circle, Lux and Juggernaut passholders, $5 general admission.
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9:30pmWinter, Go Away!With hand-held immediacy, this film captures the political tumult of modern Russia – the consolidation of power by Vladimir Putin, the youthful energy of the dissenters and the frustrations of those caught in between.
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10:00pmThe Captain and His PirateCaught in a larger game, an eloquent pirate leader and a troubled ship captain become a surprisingly close odd couple.
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10:30pmComputer ChessIn 1980, before geek was chic, a clutch of brainiac programmers converge in order to change the world.
Friday, Mar 1
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10:30amThe Revolution Will Be Criticized: Do Critics Miss the Boat on Nonfiction FIlmmaking?Documentary filmmaking has evolved in the past decade, but mainstream film criticism appears to hold an old lens to its eye in describing contemporary non-fiction film. This often results in the best work being ignored or misunderstood. What can be done to create a new critical language?
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12:00pmDirty WarsFrom dusty huts to seedy motels to the halls of Congress, dogged investigative reporter Jeremy Scahill tracks down the murders of an Afghan family.
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12:00pmThe Moo ManA British farmer and his 12-year-old cow, Ida, will steal your heart as you watch their tender relationship redefine the phrase ‘man’s best friend.’
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12:00pmSleepless NightsA triumph of political art, journalism and confrontational cinema, set in the aftermath of the Lebanese Civil War.
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12:00pmSecret Screening SilverOne man’s journey towards self-improvement takes him back to the turn of the 20th century.
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12:30pmLost & Found (shorts)Five golden shorts take us from Finland to Eritrea and beyond in hot pursuit of the elusive.
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12:30pmBlackfishThrough eye-popping footage and thorough journalism, we learn about the sordid underbelly of keeping orcas in captivity.
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12:30pmRevolving DoorsDirectors of narrative features are increasingly telling non-fiction stories. What lessons from the feature world do these directors bring into their documentaries? What can the world of narrative features teach nonfiction filmmakers?
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2:00pmSparky’s ShowcaseIt’s opening day at the ice cream shop! Celebrate with a tasty scoop and some traditional American and Mexican folk tunes by Meeyoo and La Operación Jarocha.
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2:30pmNorthern LightA work of cinematic art that finds its inspiration in the white-on-white vistas of northern Michigan and the neon explosion of snowmobile racing.
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2:30pmNoOscar-nominated film that recreates the 1988 Chilean referendum on ending Pinochet’s rule. Stars Gael Garcia Bernal.
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2:30pmSecret Screening GoldA sweet, sentimental portrait of a group of aging, yet still spry, artists
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2:30pmMilitary Secrets: Filming the Armed ForcesAmong the most challenging worlds to puncture is the military with its famously secretive layers. Embedded or not, journalists and filmmakers have to navigate the ironclad chain of command.
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2:30pmSecret Screening BlueDramatically reconstructs a shocking narrative and attempts to solve the mystery at its core.
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3:00pmCutie and the BoxerUshio and Noriko are aging bohemian artists whose dedication, creativity and fierce tenacity make for a unique and enduring love story.
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3:00pmDocumenting the Southern WildJoin co-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.
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5:00pmSleepless NightsA triumph of political art, journalism and confrontational cinema, set in the aftermath of the Lebanese Civil War.
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5:00pmThe Ascent of Man (shorts)The evolutionary model is featured in this stunning, four-film collection.
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5:00pmPandora’s PromiseAn elegant argument in favor of nuclear energy and a gauntlet thrown for environmentalists to reexamine their core beliefs.
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5:15pmMarch MarchWhat 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.
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5:30pmAfter TillerHumanizing without lionizing, this film features intimate access to some of our nation’s most controversial figures – the four doctors in the United States who perform late-term abortions.
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5:30pmThe Garden of EdenZionist pioneers, disenfranchised Arabs, and many others frequent a swimming hole in Israel, providing a unique portal into a complex country.
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5:30pmReality BitesSample tasty appetizers from Columbia’s finest restaurants in the Missouri Theatre lobby.
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6:30pmThe Captain and His PirateCaught in a larger game, an eloquent pirate leader and a troubled ship captain become a surprisingly close odd couple.
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7:00pmTrue/Folk Friday Happy Hour ShowcaseBlue Fugue Dubb Nubb, The Onions and Anonymous Choir will fill up the Fugue with harmonies to last the whole weekend. Doors at 6:00pm. Show at 7:00pm. Free for Super Circle, Silver Circle, Lux and Juggernaut passholders, $5 general admission.
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7:00pmStories We TellActress and director Sarah Polley dredges up family secrets in this exceptionally playful and inventive film.
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7:30pmDavid Holzman’s DiaryA groundbreaking parody of cinema-vérité which presciently foresaw the Youtube personal monologues of today.
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7:30pmManhuntA thriller that reexamines the hunt for Bin Laden and casts the women who worked as CIA information specialists as its unsung heroes.
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8:00pmWho Is Dayani Cristal?A mystery unfolds on the US/Mexico border when a body turns up identified only by a tattoo that says “Dayani Cristal.”
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8:00pmBoys & Their Toys (shorts)Whether hunting, crushing cars, roping cows, flying helicopters, or probing internal organs, men are plain obsessive.
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8:00pmSecret Screening RedA group of artists rebel against an oppressive regime.
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8:30pmThese Birds WalkA gorgeous, intimate and tender portrait of life in a Pakistani orphanage.
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9:15pmPussy Riot – A Punk PrayerThe true story of the world’s most famous art agitators.
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9:30pmToast/False Friday Busker ShowcaseCafe Berlin The Flood Brothers, Yva Las Vegass, Jerusalem and the Starbaskets, and The Hooten Hallers promise a raw and raucous energetic evening. Doors at 9pm. Show at 9:30pm. Free for Super Circle, Silver Circle, Lux and Juggernaut passholders, $5 general admission.
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9:30pmCampfire StoriesJoin us at the Odd Fellows Lodge as eight filmmakers gather around a “campfire” to swap tales of the scene that got away
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9:45pmMojo’s ShowcaseMojo’s hosts a special two band showcase featuring a Hawk and a Hacksaw and David Wax Museum. Doors at 8:30pm. Show at 9:30pm. Free for Super Circle and Silver Circle passholders, $6 for other passholders, $10 general admission.
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10:00pmSecret Screening GreenSex sells, but who’s buying?
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10:00pmThe Machine Which Makes Everything DisappearGurchiani puts out a casting call, and locates mostly young people endeavoring to find their place in a post-Soviet world.
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10:00pmCrash ReelBrotherly love and family loyalty provide the grace notes in the rise and fall of one of the greatest snowboarders in the world.
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10:00pm@CTION! PartyThe now-legendary Friday night party held at a downtown nightclub, featuring DJ MNDR and DJ Rat & Underdog
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10:30pmThe InstituteAs a mysterious alternate-reality game spills onto the streets of San Francisco; its participants struggle to discern the real world from the construct.
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11:30pmMucca Pazza!Mucca Pazza returns to truly celebrate the festival anniversary with a late night show so big that it is free to all of our passholders. Doors at 11:15pm. Show at 11:45pm. Free to all passholders. $10 general admission.
Saturday, Mar 2
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9:00amTrue Life RunA 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.
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10:00amThe Act of KillingBoastful Indonesian thugs with a genocidal history recreate their past deeds in this landmark film championed by Werner Herzog and Errol Morris.
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10:00amPandora’s PromiseAn elegant argument in favor of nuclear energy and a gauntlet thrown for environmentalists to reexamine their core beliefs.
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10:00amNoOscar-nominated film that recreates the 1988 Chilean referendum on ending Pinochet’s rule. Stars Gael Garcia Bernal.
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10:00amSecret Screening BlueDramatically reconstructs a shocking narrative and attempts to solve the mystery at its core.
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10:30amBoys & Their Toys (shorts)Whether hunting, crushing cars, roping cows, flying helicopters, or probing internal organs, men are plain obsessive.
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10:30amSecret Screening GoldA sweet, sentimental portrait of a group of aging, yet still spry, artists
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10:30amBlackfishThrough eye-popping footage and thorough journalism, we learn about the sordid underbelly of keeping orcas in captivity.
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10:30amDocs in the Land of the Short Attention SpanCan long-form documentary find a home with an ADD Internet audience? How can documentary filmmakers take full advantage of direct interactivity with their audiences? Can good storytelling happen when the narrative controls are in the hand of the viewer? A wave of web-native documentaries are grappling with these questions, but this is clearly uncharted territory for most filmmakers.
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11:00amWinter, Go Away!With hand-held immediacy, this film captures the political tumult of modern Russia – the consolidation of power by Vladimir Putin, the youthful energy of the dissenters and the frustrations of those caught in between.
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11:45amThe Speculative StrollFree-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.
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12:00pmSecret Screening SilverOne man’s journey towards self-improvement takes him back to the turn of the 20th century.
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12:30pmSleepless NightsA triumph of political art, journalism and confrontational cinema, set in the aftermath of the Lebanese Civil War.
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12:30pmThe Last StationCut off from the rest of the world, retirees in Chile spice up their daily life any way they can, including the launch of a nostalgic radio station.
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1:00pmWho Is Dayani Cristal?A mystery unfolds on the US/Mexico border when a body turns up identified only by a tattoo that says “Dayani Cristal.”
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1:00pmNorthern LightA work of cinematic art that finds its inspiration in the white-on-white vistas of northern Michigan and the neon explosion of snowmobile racing.
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1:00pmCrash ReelBrotherly love and family loyalty provide the grace notes in the rise and fall of one of the greatest snowboarders in the world.
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1:00pmThe GatekeepersThis Oscar-nominated film provides a startling inside look at Israel’s super-secretive Shin Bet intelligence service.
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1:00pmStrongmen and Dissidents: Filming in the Former Soviet UnionWith omnipotent leaders such as Putin and Lukashenko, Eastern Bloc countries both provide fertile material and make steep demands for documentarians.
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1:30pmThese Birds WalkA gorgeous, intimate and tender portrait of life in a Pakistani orphanage.
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2:00pmMaude Vintage ShowcaseVenture into Maude Vintage for a showcase of instrumental world music featuring Hema, Prahlad, and Nathaniel Braddock. Show at 2:00 pm Donations accepted.
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2:30pmThe Speculative StrollFree-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.
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2:30pmSecret Screening RedA group of artists rebel against an oppressive regime.
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3:00pmThe Ascent of Man (shorts)The evolutionary model is featured in this stunning, four-film collection.
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3:00pmDIY or DIE! Do-It-Yourself as a Way of LifeThe DIY ethic inspired the 10th edition of True/False, and is reflected around every corner of the festival. This panel traverses DIY film, music and art, complete with a field trip to a soon-to-be-demolished local DIY site.
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3:30pmThe Creative Treatment of RealityJon Murray, co-creator of The Real World, talks about the rise of Reality TV and its relationship to nonfiction filmmaking.
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3:30pmAfter TillerHumanizing without lionizing, this film features intimate access to some of our nation’s most controversial figures – the four doctors in the United States who perform late-term abortions.
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3:30pmThe Moo ManA British farmer and his 12-year-old cow, Ida, will steal your heart as you watch their tender relationship redefine the phrase ‘man’s best friend.’
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3:30pmVillage at the End of the World59 residents eke out a living in a tiny village on the northwest shore of Greenland. But at least they have Facebook.
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3:30pmI Am BreathingThis jaw-dropping, humanistic work is about Neil Platt, a Scottish architect who’s been granted a vision of his own demise.
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4:00pmManhuntA thriller that reexamines the hunt for Bin Laden and casts the women who worked as CIA information specialists as its unsung heroes.
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4:00pmFilmmaker FêtePS:Gallery, on Walnut Street, hosts this year’s banquet in honor of our visiting filmmakers, catered by Sycamore.
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5:00pmBoys & Their Toys (shorts)Whether hunting, crushing cars, roping cows, flying helicopters, or probing internal organs, men are plain obsessive.
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5:30pmLeviathanThis True Vision Award honoree is operatic, immersive filmmaking that conveys, with full sensory overload, life on a commercial fishing boat.
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5:30pmLost & Found (shorts)Five golden shorts take us from Finland to Eritrea and beyond in hot pursuit of the elusive.
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6:00pmSecret Screening GreenSex sells, but who’s buying?
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6:00pmThe Machine Which Makes Everything DisappearGurchiani puts out a casting call, and locates mostly young people endeavoring to find their place in a post-Soviet world.
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6:00pmTwenty Feet From StardomLifts the curtains on the world of backup singers and reveals the wonderful voices you’ve been hearing your whole life, but never noticed.
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6:00pmThe Expedition to the End of the WorldMix together artists and scientists on a wooden schooner sailing to remote Greenland and the results are alternately absurd and sublime.
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6:30pmWhich Way Is the Front Line from Here? The Life and Time of Tim HetheringtonThis year’s True Life Fund film tells the story of Tim Hetherington (Restrepo), a combat photographer extraordinaire, who bore witness to the personal stories too often lost in the fog of war.
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7:00pmTrue/Folk Saturday Happy Hour ShowcaseBlue Fugue Lizzie Wright Super Space Ship, Cindy Woolf & Mark Bilyeu, and Les Trois Coups will create a world of delight in three dynamic sets. Doors at 6:00pm. Show at 7:00pm. Free for Super Circle, Silver Circle, Lux and Juggernaut passholders, $5 general admission.
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7:00pmThe Act of KillingBoastful Indonesian thugs with a genocidal history recreate their past deeds in this landmark film championed by Werner Herzog and Errol Morris.
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7:30pmThe Garden of EdenZionist pioneers, disenfranchised Arabs, and many others frequent a swimming hole in Israel, providing a unique portal into a complex country.
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8:00pmDavid Holzman’s DiaryA groundbreaking parody of cinema-vérité which presciently foresaw the Youtube personal monologues of today.
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8:30pmComputer ChessIn 1980, before geek was chic, a clutch of brainiac programmers converge in order to change the world.
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8:30pmCutie and the BoxerUshio and Noriko are aging bohemian artists whose dedication, creativity and fierce tenacity make for a unique and enduring love story.
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8:30pmSecret Screening OrangeA cadre of separatists square off against an unsympathetic city.
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9:00pmDirty WarsFrom dusty huts to seedy motels to the halls of Congress, dogged investigative reporter Jeremy Scahill tracks down the murders of an Afghan family.
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9:30pmGimme Truth!See America’s favorite documentary game show, as you decide whether films are true or false.
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9:30pmToast/False Saturday Busker ShowcaseCafe Berlin Mountain Animation, Yes Ma’am, Toughcats, and Run On Sentence will strum, pluck, kick and whistle your night away. Doors at 9pm. Show at 9:30pm. Free for Super Circle, Silver Circle, Lux and Juggernaut passholders, $5 general admission.
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9:45pmMojo’s A-Go-GoStomp out a day’s documentaries at Mojo’s. This show features Husk, Hott Lunch, and So Many Dynamos. Doors at 8:30pm. Show at 9:30pm. Free for Super Circle and Silver Circle passholders, $6 for other passholders, $10 general admission.
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10:00pmBlackfishThrough eye-popping footage and thorough journalism, we learn about the sordid underbelly of keeping orcas in captivity.
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10:00pmPussy Riot – A Punk PrayerThe true story of the world’s most famous art agitators.
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10:30pmSecret Screening RedA group of artists rebel against an oppressive regime.
Sunday, Mar 3
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9:30amThe Weird Wake-Up BreakfastJoin us at the Odd Fellows Lodge to eat breakfast provided by Bleu Restaurant & Kaldi’s Coffee.
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10:00amManhuntA thriller that reexamines the hunt for Bin Laden and casts the women who worked as CIA information specialists as its unsung heroes.
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10:00amPandora’s PromiseAn elegant argument in favor of nuclear energy and a gauntlet thrown for environmentalists to reexamine their core beliefs.
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10:00amSecret Screening GoldA sweet, sentimental portrait of a group of aging, yet still spry, artists
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10:00amWinter, Go Away!With hand-held immediacy, this film captures the political tumult of modern Russia – the consolidation of power by Vladimir Putin, the youthful energy of the dissenters and the frustrations of those caught in between.
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10:30amVillage at the End of the World59 residents eke out a living in a tiny village on the northwest shore of Greenland. But at least they have Facebook.
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10:30amThe Moo ManA British farmer and his 12-year-old cow, Ida, will steal your heart as you watch their tender relationship redefine the phrase ‘man’s best friend.’
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10:30amThe InstituteAs a mysterious alternate-reality game spills onto the streets of San Francisco; its participants struggle to discern the real world from the construct.
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11:45amThe Speculative StrollFree-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.
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12:30pmThe Expedition to the End of the WorldMix together artists and scientists on a wooden schooner sailing to remote Greenland and the results are alternately absurd and sublime.
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12:30pmNorthern LightA work of cinematic art that finds its inspiration in the white-on-white vistas of northern Michigan and the neon explosion of snowmobile racing.
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12:30pmWhich Way Is the Front Line from Here? The Life and Time of Tim HetheringtonThis year’s True Life Fund film tells the story of Tim Hetherington (Restrepo), a combat photographer extraordinaire, who bore witness to the personal stories too often lost in the fog of war.
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1:00pmSweetgrassAn elegy to a dying tradition, this film follows 3,000 sheep through the rugged but gorgeous Absaroka-Beartooth mountains. From True Vision recipient Lucien Castaing-Taylor.
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1:00pmWho Is Dayani Cristal?A mystery unfolds on the US/Mexico border when a body turns up identified only by a tattoo that says “Dayani Cristal.”
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1:00pmThe GatekeepersThis Oscar-nominated film provides a startling inside look at Israel’s super-secretive Shin Bet intelligence service.
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1:00pmSecret Screening OrangeA cadre of separatists square off against an unsympathetic city.
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1:30pmThe Captain and His PirateCaught in a larger game, an eloquent pirate leader and a troubled ship captain become a surprisingly close odd couple.
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1:30pmThe Future of What? Staring at the Horizon of Nonfiction FilmmakingFrom the traditional approaches to the more experimental and renegade, nonfiction filmmaking is either a big tent or a house divided. What might the form look like in five years? In ten? Join Ben Fowlie (Camden Int’l Film Festival) as he interrogates a trio of visionary filmmakers, each with a singular approach to the creative treatment of actuality.
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2:30pmThe Speculative StrollFree-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.
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3:00pmThe Act of KillingBoastful Indonesian thugs with a genocidal history recreate their past deeds in this landmark film championed by Werner Herzog and Errol Morris.
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3:00pmThe Garden of EdenZionist pioneers, disenfranchised Arabs, and many others frequent a swimming hole in Israel, providing a unique portal into a complex country.
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3:00pmCutie and the BoxerUshio and Noriko are aging bohemian artists whose dedication, creativity and fierce tenacity make for a unique and enduring love story.
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3:30pmThe Last StationCut off from the rest of the world, retirees in Chile spice up their daily life any way they can, including the launch of a nostalgic radio station.
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3:30pmLeviathanThis True Vision Award honoree is operatic, immersive filmmaking that conveys, with full sensory overload, life on a commercial fishing boat.
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3:30pmEvery Cut is a Lie: Editing the TruthFrench director Jean-Luc Godard famously said, “Cinema is truth 24 times a second, and every cut is a lie.” Editing is at the heart of the documentary alchemy that manipulates everyday reality into big-screen entertainment. Join a clutch of purveyors of the Big Lie as they confess their sins.
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3:30pmThese Birds WalkA gorgeous, intimate and tender portrait of life in a Pakistani orphanage.
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4:00pmI Am BreathingThis jaw-dropping, humanistic work is about Neil Platt, a Scottish architect who’s been granted a vision of his own demise.
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4:00pmAfter TillerHumanizing without lionizing, this film features intimate access to some of our nation’s most controversial figures – the four doctors in the United States who perform late-term abortions.
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5:30pmPussy Riot – A Punk PrayerThe true story of the world’s most famous art agitators.
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5:30pmLost & Found (shorts)Five golden shorts take us from Finland to Eritrea and beyond in hot pursuit of the elusive.
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6:00pmThe Ascent of Man (shorts)The evolutionary model is featured in this stunning, four-film collection.
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6:00pmComputer ChessIn 1980, before geek was chic, a clutch of brainiac programmers converge in order to change the world.
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6:00pmSecret Screening SilverOne man’s journey towards self-improvement takes him back to the turn of the 20th century.
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6:15pmClosing Night ReceptionA common meal for all who attend our closing night film at the Missouri Theatre, catered by Addison’s.
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6:30pmSecret Screening BlueDramatically reconstructs a shocking narrative and attempts to solve the mystery at its core.
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7:30pmTwenty Feet From StardomLifts the curtains on the world of backup singers and reveals the wonderful voices you’ve been hearing your whole life, but never noticed.
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7:45pmNoOscar-nominated film that recreates the 1988 Chilean referendum on ending Pinochet’s rule. Stars Gael Garcia Bernal.
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8:30pmCrash ReelBrotherly love and family loyalty provide the grace notes in the rise and fall of one of the greatest snowboarders in the world.
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8:30pmThe InstituteAs a mysterious alternate-reality game spills onto the streets of San Francisco; its participants struggle to discern the real world from the construct.
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10:15pmBuskers Last StandWith 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 2013. Event begins directly after the closing night film. Other merry festival-goers, please join with us for one last good-bye. Free and open to the public.