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Delphine’s Prayers’ offers deep-seated representation of life of Cambodian immigrant
Rosine Mbakam’s acclaimed documentary recounts the sorrowful tale of Delphine, a Cambodian immigrant now living in Belgium, to moviegoers at Columbia’s True/False Film Fest.
Solemn, quiet film ‘Petit Samedi’ wraps up True/False
This short Belgian feature film employs a still camera and a limited setting to create emotional depth.
Sam Elfanbaum captures life on East Campus on Instagram @eastcampusphotobook
The account showcases life on East Campus, allows for student engagement and sparks nostalgia among followers.
True/False: ‘The Two Faces of a Bamiléké Woman’ channels the intimacy of a mother and daughter
Director Rosine Mbakam bridges the gap between a Cameroon village and the audience with her personal connection to her mother and the place she grew up.
True/False: ‘The Grocer’s Son’ trudges through standard plot
The documentary about nonfiction filmmaking resorts to interesting scenery and characters, yet lacks interest in its storyline.
‘This Rain Will Never Stop’ attempts a heartbreaking and visually stunning story, but lacks cohesion
It is clear that Alina Gorlova knows how to direct a documentary with style, however, the way she shows an incredible story is uninteresting and confusing.
True/False: “Summer of Soul” revels in joy of music
Questlove’s directorial debut basks in the glory of the 1969 Harlem Cultural Festival.
