True/False Film Fest

Memorializing James Foley, a photojournalist who rushed both headlong and heroically into war zones.

This landmark epic is an immersive profile of one Iraqi family before and after the 2003 occupation.

The most beautiful actor of his day is now a glorious wreck, and a trip to St. Tropez won’t cure his ills.

From elaborate public burials to the fiery insides of a cremation chamber, Des Morts crisscrosses the globe, sensitively studying how humans process grief. Screens for

A profoundly compassionate globe-trotting memoir from behind the camera, bearing witness to the highs and lows of the human experience.

Teresa and Ornella are sisters utterly devoted to one another despite a deeply buried secret between them.

With restrained anger, Chinese filmmaker Zhao Liang brings us on a staggering journey into a modern-day Dante’s Inferno, the pitch-black mines of Inner Mongolia.

JT LeRoy, progeny of a truck stop prostitute, burst into the 90s literary scene and enchanted celebrities from Bono to Winona Ryder. Then things got

Aboriginal movie star David Gulpilil is our sardonic tour guide to the outback, where his people maintain a strong sense of history against creeping cultural

A blistering indictment of the European nations who spent centuries plundering the African continent only to recklessly abandon it during decolonization. Screens for free as