True/False Film Fest

This essay film transports us to Eastern Europe, where it draws from recent history and local folklore to explore provocative, universal ideas about the domineering

In the haunted, southern gothic town of Uncertain, Texas, hunched on the Louisiana border, desperate men battle their demons. “May I defeat my greatest enemy,

Is there a better media hook than a group of topless feminist protesters, all hewing suspiciously close to traditional ideas of beauty? Femen is an

A few years back, the inventor Tim Jenison’s insatiable curiosity hit upon a new obsession. A David Hockney book about the ancient technologies of art

“All generalizations are false. Including this one.” So runs the central paradox in the body of wisdom known as “Rumsfeld’s Rules.” The secretary of defense

A decade ago, Williston, North Dakota, was a sleepy place. Then an oil gusher inspired a flood of get-rich-quick immigrants. Director Jesse Moss, whose Speedo:

At the time of his 2008 arrest and subsequent extradition to the United States, “merchant of death” Viktor Bout’s reputation as an arms dealer was

Two stories, at first separate, gradually interweave. And the combined narrative is truly nothing you’ve ever heard before. Mosab, the oldest son of a Hamas

Illegal immigration is never far from the headlines, frequently discussed in political and economic terms, but it is a rare and vital thing to see

Ricky (Jesus Sanchez-Velez) is a 13-year-old autistic boy from Rockaway, Queens, a neighborhood that meets the ocean on the edges of a sprawling New York