With the film’s adults portrayed as static and young actors used as symbols of change, Mohnsen Makmabalf’s “A Moment of Innocence” presents the director’s attempts to make amends with people from his past.
Shown at True/False Film Fest, Montoya’s immensely personal examines the prolonged death of his friend group.
Content Warning: This review discusses the film’s coverage of suicide among...
The film by Daniela Munoz Barroso searches to find the hidden history of “Mafifa” and the less hidden Conga all while Mafifa’s memory and Barroso’s hearing fade away.
The True/False Fest is one of Columbia’s most beloved traditions. Every year, the festival takes over downtown Columbia and patrons get a first look at new films coming out from all over the U.S. Multimedia reporter Eric Kiekeben takes us through the festival.
The prompt of the program was “experimentation,” allowing the diverse panel of filmmakers, artists and storytellers a chance to swap stories in which they’ve had to do some trial and error.
Telling the story of an Afro Colombian family’s journey to their homeland, directors Sebastián Pinzón Silva and Canela Reyes take viewers on a march through time much deeper than a simple rebirth story.
