“Octopus” speaks of tragedy and human resilience — without using words Chamberlain Bauman • March 9, 2022 The film by Karim Kassem observes the aftermath of the 2020 explosions in the Port of Beirut.
Costumed community members walk in True/False Film Fest March March Cara Penquite • March 8, 2022 March March participants played music, danced and blew bubbles throughout the parade.
‘Brotherhood’ examines the complexities of finding yourself in a world of your own for the first time Gracie Hedenberg • March 8, 2022 In director Francesco Montagner’s documentary, “Brotherhood,” three brothers discover themselves during their father’s imprisonment.
‘Riotsville, USA’ explores the dark origins of American police militarization Egan Ward • March 8, 2022 “Riotsville, USA” weaves a historical narrative of willing ignorance, systematic oppression and a commitment to division in one of the most eye-opening documentaries of late.
‘Eventually’ is the perfect multi-faceted love story Grace Miller • March 8, 2022 Director Rikke Nørgaard’s newest film follows the real-life story of a complicated romantic relationship.
True/False Film Fest kicks off with the Jubilee Marie Prindiville • March 8, 2022 The True/False Film Fest begins with sculptures and socialization between volunteers and attendees.
True/False film “Fire of Love” tells an extraordinary love story between humans and nature Grace Burwell • March 7, 2022 Sara Dosa’s newest documentary, which premiered at the True/False Film Fest on Friday, is nothing short of explosive.
‘The Balcony Movie’ showed us it’s worth asking strangers about their lives Gracie Hedenberg • March 7, 2022 Director Paweł Łoziński asks 80 strangers passing by his balcony questions about life in “The Balcony Movie.”
Small voices create huge inspiration at world premiere of ‘Let the Little Light Shine’ Gehazi Whitehurst • March 6, 2022 The world premiere of director Kevin Shaw’s documentary “Let the Little Light Shine” exhibits a new perspective to breaking the status quo.
‘Mija’ shows a realistic depiction of immigration and living for a sacrifice Carrington Peavy • March 6, 2022 A documentary based on the untold story of Doris Muñoz reveals the struggle of immigration in the U.S.
Glitz, glamour and the harsh reality of “Euphoria” Gehazi Whitehurst • March 4, 2022 Despite recent backlash, the HBO show delves deeper into its narrative of drug addiction without appearing shallow to viewers
True/False film ‘Açucena’ invites viewers to a party like no other Lillian Metzmeier • March 4, 2022 This Portuguese film diverged from the norm; however, viewer confusion arose from more than just the language barrier took away from the message.
