The entrance to the True/False Film Fest office is easy to miss. The property’s only identification is a single piece of paper taped to a lonely door nestled between Bluestem Missouri Crafts and the...

True/False Film Fest originally started as a showcase for documentaries, but it has evolved to include other aspects of the arts, such as music and art installations. This weekend the streets of Columbia...

Spike Lee has a reputation as a filmmaker to fearlessly drag racial issues into the social consciousness. Last Wednesday night, at an event sponsored by the black studies department, a group of educators...

“Out of the Ether,” this year’s True/False Film Fest theme, has led to some interesting and otherworldly merchandise. Designs show alchemy cabinets, periodic tables and strange-looking machines...

The True/False Box Office is where the magic starts. It’s where passholders pick up their packets and tickets, where a lot of merch is sold and where you go if you have any questions about the fest. In...

True/False Film Fest isn’t just a weekend — it’s a lifestyle. Well, at least for those four days. Whether it’s your first fest or you’re a veteran of the Q, here are the tips, tricks and must-sees...

If you want to hear music that is as comforting and finger-licking good as your mama’s homemade chicken pot pie, then honky-tonk singer Jack Grelle is the man for you. The up-and-coming country singer...