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REVIEW: ‘I Like it Here’ is a delicate meditation on the passage of time

Ava McCluer • March 3, 2024

How do we confront the inevitable questions about the ends of our lives?

REVIEW: ‘Ibelin’ affirms the importance of online relationships

Bishop Lamm • March 3, 2024

“Ibelin,” directed by Benjamin Ree, is a Norwegian film about the life of Mats Steen, a gamer with a degenerative muscular disease.

Photo Story: True/False’s March March fills the streets of Columbia

Shea McGraw • March 3, 2024

The True/False parade peruses down the street with colorfully dressed participants

Photo Story: The Barter Boat, a contemporary interactive art installment at this year’s True/False Fest

Lily Kleinhenz • March 3, 2024

The Barter Boat connects strangers through their personal belongings and the act of bartering

Photo Story: True/False Fest kicks off Thursday night with the Jubilee

Claire Nguyen • March 3, 2024

In the warmth of the Missouri Theatre, attendees celebrated the start of True/False Fest with drinks and sweets

REVIEW: ‘Daughters’ is a rollercoaster of emotions that is nothing but revolutionary

Emily Skidmore • March 3, 2024

Men in freshly pressed, semi-formal attire sit shoulder to shoulder, waiting patiently against a concrete prison wall.

REVIEW: Essay film ‘sr’ tracks careless human behavior through a peaceful animal species

Dylan Barbee • March 3, 2024

The ancient Egyptians called a long-neck, golden furred animal “sr” within the drawings and hieroglyphs that were scattered across caves in the Sahara Desert.

REVIEW: ‘As the Tide Comes In:’ Impotence in the face of catastrophe

Sterling Sewell • March 2, 2024

Mandø is an island off the coast of Denmark — population 28.

REVIEW: ‘23 Mile’ explores the political climate in a state that can’t agree

Emma Zawacki • March 2, 2024

While “23 Mile,” directed by Mitch McCabe, focuses on the east side of Michigan, my 16-year-old self was living through the same discourse on the western side of the state.