True/False Film Fest

Filmed on every active line of the Thai railway system, this humanistic gem flits between passengers, eavesdropping on their conversations.

A beguiling, kid’s-eye view of a Dutch classroom run by an everyday hero.

Cate Blanchett shapeshifts from hobo to rocker to anchorwoman and beyond, audaciously proclaiming 50 versions of The Future.

Elation and disappointment swell and break in three ethereal portraits of young love from Hawaii, Alaska, and New York City.

Counterculture icons the Grateful Dead were an unlikely utopian experiment illuminated by five decades of recordings and photos. The runtime includes a 20-minute intermission.

Lindy Lou sets out on an unconventional road trip across the South, tracking down her fellow jurors who sentenced a man to die.

Writer and activist James Baldwin died 30 years ago, but this revelatory, prophetic film shows his words are still incendiary.

Adam Curtis (2015 True Vision recipient) unearths improbable connections between Jane Fonda workout tapes, Tech Bro utopianists, and the new regime’s fake news.The runtime includes

An all-female regiment of guerillas in the Kurdistan Workers’ Party prepares for war against Daesh.Presented by theConsulate General of Canada