True/False Film Fest

In the midst of the Arab Spring, an Egyptian-French director stumbles upon a family far from Tahrir Square, whose lives are perched between donkeys and

In the 1970s, young Polish couple attend a government-sponsored summer camp where they learn to become the ideal communist family.Screens as a part of Neither/Nor

The bracing birth of Greenpeace in the early 70s was a shot across the bow to those who had ignored the nascent environmental movement. But

Young love grows like weeds amidst the bleakness of New York’s street kids community. Based on an unpublished memoir by recovering addict Arielle Holmes, who

A bonkers piece of pop journalism from 2008 True Vision Award winner Alex Gibney, Going Clear takes us inside Scientology and its bizarre melding of

“Carolina Man Buys BBQ Grill, Finds Human Leg Inside.” What sounds like a tabloid headline provides a surprisingly transcendent look at celebrity, legal wranglings and

This frenetic, forbidding film rewards viewers willing to fully immerse with a beautiful, never-before-seen portrait of life at Lexington and 125th in Harlem.

Remotely operated aircraft are no longer the stuff of legends, they’re at our doorstep. This fine work of poetic journalism sifts the arguments for and

Edward Bernays tapped his uncle Sigmund Freud’s insights to create modern advertising and public relations, redefining life in the 20th century.