True/False Film Fest

Years after the murder of his daughter, a musician finds a way to express his pain. (Plays in: Red Wine 73)

A slow-burn portrait of a junk shop, deep in de-industrialized America, and its idiosyncratic owner. (Plays in: Coffee 70)

On the making and promoting of Stone Mountain, Georgia, the KKK-built monument to the Confederate States. (Plays with: Our New President)

Two brothers spar and play in a bubble of their own until one threatens to break out. (Plays with: The Next Guardian)

Somewhere in a lush Cuban forest, a shamanistic widow prays for her son. (Plays in: Red Wine 73)

A furious and vulnerable memoir covering four years of the director’s childhood as an undocumented immigrant. (Plays in: Kombucha 71)

A split-screen sensory smorgasbord of found footage dessert advertisements versus natural disasters. (Plays in: Lager 72)

Constructed from footage of every regular-season concussion in the NFL this past year, this film transforms these collisions with terrifying balletic grace. (Plays with: Combat

This black-and-white film follows a vigilante “community court” in Detroit, led by the charismatic Rev. Malik Shabazz. (Plays in: Coffee 70)

A dynamic, hometown look at a brother experiencing a summer impasse, directed by Columbia native Kamau Bilal. (Plays with: Lovers of the Night)