True/False Film Fest

A thriller that reexamines the hunt for Bin Laden and casts the women who worked as CIA information specialists as its unsung heroes.

This True Vision Award honoree is operatic, immersive filmmaking that conveys, with full sensory overload, life on a commercial fishing boat.

This jaw-dropping, humanistic work is about Neil Platt, a Scottish architect who’s been granted a vision of his own demise.

From dusty huts to seedy motels to the halls of Congress, dogged investigative reporter Jeremy Scahill tracks down the murders of an Afghan family.

Ushio and Noriko are aging bohemian artists whose dedication, creativity and fierce tenacity make for a unique and enduring love story.

Brotherly love and family loyalty provide the grace notes in the rise and fall of one of the greatest snowboarders in the world.

In 1980, before geek was chic, a clutch of brainiac programmers converge in order to change the world.

Through eye-popping footage and thorough journalism, we learn about the sordid underbelly of keeping orcas in captivity.

Humanizing without lionizing, this film features intimate access to some of our nation’s most controversial figures – the four doctors in the United States who