For the occasion of the first Indiewire Influencers list, a survey of 40 people and companies impacting the direction of the film industry, the Los Angeles Film Festival hosted a panel in downtown Los Angeles on Monday night sponsored by DIRECTV and Loyola Marymount University - Los Angeles featurin...
Read More »Over the past ten years, a documentary film festival in Columbia, Missouri has become one of the most anticipated and highly regarded stops on the festival circuit. The True/False Film Fest, whose tenth installment took place this past weekend, is one of the city's biggest events. Though creating ...
Read More »Just ten years in to creating their regional documentary festival, the creators of the True/False Film Fest in Columbia, Missouri are already running one of the most successful documentary film festivals in the world.
Read More »Columbia, Missouri's True/False Film Fest was founded in 2004 and has since become one of the most reknowned documentary-centric festivals currently active. This year's slate provides plenty of buzzed about-docs, with Lucien Castaing-Taylor & Véréna Paravel, co-di...
Read More »Today, the True/False Film Festival announced that Sebastian Junger's "Which Way is the Front Line from Here? The Life & Time of Tim Hetherington" will receive the 2013 True Life Fund award.
Read More »The movies I saw on the last day of True/False continued to intersect with the other movies I've seen this weekend. The festival taken as a whole functions as a kind of mosaic, in which the individual pieces add up to a larger whole. This is the first year I've really noticed this, even...
Read More »The 9th True/False Film Festival concluded yesterday in Colombia, Missouri. Over four days, thousands of folks congregated in Midwestern college town to take in a mix of (mostly) documentaries, innovative social events and -- of course -- the buskers that collectively make True/False such a standout...
Read More »There's a strange sense of connectedness between the films I'm seeing at this year's True/False festival. Whether that's accidental or because of the way True/False is curated, I can't say, but some of the movies I'm seeing seem to be rhymes of other movies. Sometimes it'...
Read More »"The thing is, directors and studios don't really like each other." Graphic designer Erik Buckham ought to know. He has a ringside seat. He designs movie posters. The nature of the business means that he deals with both studio marketing departments and control freak directors, but...
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