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‘Resurrection’: How Hu Sanshou uncovered the lives of his hometown’s past and future

Alex Cook • March 1, 2025
The True/False Film Fest 2025 True Vision Award Winner Hu Sanshou premiered his new documentary film on Friday
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REVIEW: ‘Land With No Rider,’ filled with artistry and affection, premieres at True/False Film Fest

Amelia Schaefer • March 1, 2025
Director Tamar Lando’s “Land With No Rider” speaks volumes through shots of vast landscapes and character studies of old ranchers
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REVIEW: ‘Light Memories’ explores a photographer’s discovery of who his grandfather was

Suzie Thomson • February 28, 2025
Through the lens of his grandfather’s camera, Misha Vallejo Prut explores a side of his family he’s never known
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REVIEW: True/False Film Fest’s ‘Shorts: Spring’ showcases stories of love and resilience

Macy Craig • February 28, 2025
True/False Film Fest’s first collection of short documentaries, “Shorts: Spring,” showcases four stories of periods of change and remarkable resilience
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REVIEW: ‘Valentina and the MUOSters’ depicts an Italian family set against an American military installation

Ned Pickett • February 28, 2025
Director Francesca Scalisi’s documentary examines the nature of family life, with the backdrop of societal tension
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REVIEW: ‘Kouté Vwa’ unveils the meanings of grief and the hope that follows

Emily Skidmore • February 28, 2025
True/False Film “Kouté Vwa” unravels a world of healing
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REVIEW: ‘A Body To Live In’: How self-discovery, polaroids and piercings produced one of the most polarizing forms of community

Chace Missouri • February 28, 2025
Director Angelo Madsen tells the story of Fakir Musafar and his influence behind the primitive movement and the LGBTQ+ body-modification community
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REVIEW: ‘River of Grass’ is a reflective look at the conservation efforts of the Everglades

Hannah McDonough • February 28, 2025
The film was directed by Sasha Wortzel and premiered at True/False Film Fest on Feb. 27
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The Lumineers’ new album ‘Automatic’ was love at first listen

Hannah McDonough • February 26, 2025

The album, released on Valentine’s Day, includes themes of love and relationships After the release of the single “Same Old Song” earlier this year, the Lumineers released the rest...

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Peeling back the disappointment in “The Monkey”

Mikalah Owens • February 26, 2025

A review of Osgood Perkins's new horror movie, “The Monkey.” Perkins misses the mark with his film. Failing to guarantee laughs or scares “The Monkey,” directed by Osgood Perkins,...

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‘Cap’ is Back! Everything to know about “Captain America: Brave New World”

Alex Cook • February 26, 2025

After years of ups and downs, Captain America: Brave New World reignites the MCU franchise  Ever since I was five years old, I have had a connection to Captain America. It was a late night...

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REVIEW: Drona releases ‘blisterpack,’ a bite-size EP filled with an experimental approach to songwriting

Akiram White • February 23, 2025

The Columbia native indie rock band’s new EP showcases new and diverse interpretations in their songwriting and sound are showcased in their new EP Columbia-native indie band, Drona, released...

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