True/False Film Fest

Inventing a new film language, this film fearlessly reimagines the way black lives are portrayed on screen through the stories of two young men in

From Jamaican family dinner to the world stage, iconic Grace Jones magically dances between down-to-earth moments and pure transcendence.

Brazilian director Fellipe Barbosa retraces his adventurous friend’s last days in East Africa with the help of the real people he encountered along the way.

Opening on a blown-out bridge, this single-shot film finds its director, alone, embedded with a group of threatening soldiers.

Young Matej just can’t seem to catch a break – but now he must rise to the occasion of being a father.

Inside the extraordinary “NYPD 12,” renegade cops bravely resist corruption and racial profiling.

The daily lives of Marines in Afghanistan as filmed by active-duty combat cameramen from the ultimate insider’s perspective.

This disturbing slice-of-life probes the limits of our understanding of Issei Sagawa, an admitted murderer and cannibal, and his caretaker brother Jun.

Robert Greene creatively reimagines a dark chapter in labor history when organizing miners were sent packing.