True/False Film Fest

A disquieting peek behind the wardrobe of Yves Saint Laurent, the most distinguished couturier of the last century.Supported by the Cultural Service at the Consulate

Armed only with cellphone cameras, Hassan Fazili and his family flee from the Taliban, capturing every step of their high-stakes search for a new home.

Spiritually adrift Dutch turn to therapy and coaches in this puckish, provocative look at self-help culture.

This minimalist wonder from True Vision recipient Nuria Ibáñez Castañeda empathetically observes tormented children in therapy sessions.

Conversations intertwine with hair-braiding at a Brussels hair salon, which serves as a safe haven for African refugees.

Maverick director Carlos Reygadas’ latest, filmed at his Mexican ranch, offers an audacious fiction about an open marriage that goes sour.

Nanfu Wang uncovers her own revelatory history within China’s far-reaching one-child policy.

Brimming with thrill-seeking discovery and nostalgia, this barmy delight captures all of the summer fun at a suburban Parisian water park.Supported by the Cultural Service

On far-off Christmas Island, therapist Poh Lin Lee counsels immigrants who are detained while millions of red crabs enjoy free rein during mating season.

A gritty observation of precarious romance, debauchery, and heartbreak between addicts living in a São Paulo hotel.