Episodios

  • True/False 2022 Films Preview

    True/False 2022 Films Preview
    Feb 9 2022
    A chat with True/False Film Festival programmers' about the newly announced slate of films for this year's festival.
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    17 m
  • Revisiting Weirdness with Lance Oppenheim

    Revisiting Weirdness with Lance Oppenheim
    May 21 2021
    22 m
  • Oscillation with Khalik Allah (I WALK ON WATER) and Ursula Liang (DOWN A DARK STAIRWELL)

    Oscillation with Khalik Allah (I WALK ON WATER) and Ursula Liang (DOWN A DARK STAIRWELL)
    May 6 2021
    In this episode of the True/False Podcast: a conversation from last year's festival between filmmakers Ursula Liang and Khalik Allah. Both were at True/False to show their latest features. Liang's film Down a Dark Stairwell documents the effects of a police shooting of an unarmed Black man. Allah's film I Walk on Water pushes the boundaries of the filmmakers' relationship with those they document.
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    28 m
  • Intimacy with Rikkí Wright (A SONG ABOUT LOVE)

    Intimacy with Rikkí Wright (A SONG ABOUT LOVE)
    Apr 28 2021
    This week, we’re continuing our dispatches from True/False 2020 with a conversation between artist and filmmaker Rikkí Wright and programmer Jeanelle Augustin. Wright’s work is often deeply personal and offers commentary on how she interacts with and understands the world around her. “A Song About Love,” Wright's latest short film, showed ahead of The Giverny Document, and is a dreamy mix of vibrant, colorful images and archival material. As she told Jeanelle, Wright’s work started as a way to engage with her own family and document her life.
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    25 m
  • 2021 Films Preview with Angela Catalano and Amir George

    2021 Films Preview with Angela Catalano and Amir George
    Apr 22 2021
    Many things about this year's True/False Film Festival have changed, but one that hasn't is our annual programmer preview. This year, programmers Angela Catalano and Amir George join the podcast to preview some of the films coming to this year's outdoor fest, which starts May 5. Angela and Amir preview Questlove's directorial debut Summer of Soul, Pete Nicks's Homeroom, and a number of other films and events fest-goers can look forward to.
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    23 m
  • Retaining Humanity with David France and Maxim Lapunov (WELCOME TO CHECHNYA)

    Retaining Humanity with David France and Maxim Lapunov (WELCOME TO CHECHNYA)
    Apr 19 2021
    We continue our dispatches from last year's festival with the final True/False Podcast episode recorded in-studio during 2020. The guests were filmmaker David France and Maxim Lapunov, who was imprisoned and tortured as part of the Chechen government's persecution of its LGBTQ community. Lapunov and the subjects of France's 2020 film, Welcome to Chechnya were the recipients of the True Life Fund, the festival's philanthropic effort which provides monetary support to those documented in the select film. Welcome to Chechnya co-producer Igor Myakotin provided translation.
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    21 m
  • Dimensions with Steve James and Meredith Zielke

    Dimensions with Steve James and Meredith Zielke
    Apr 8 2021
    Every year during the festival, True/False organizes field sessions: conversations between filmmakers about their films, experiences, and anything else that interests them. In this week's episode of the True/False Podcast, we’ll be listening in on one such conversation between filmmakers Meredith Zielke and Steve James. Zielke is an award-winning filmmaker and editor who co-directed A Machine To Live In, an impressionistic exploration of Brazil’s peculiar capital city that showed at True/False 2020. James, best known for directing academy-award-nominated films Hoop Dreams and Abacus: Small Enough To Jail, premiered four episodes of his new series “A City So Real” at the festival.
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    22 m
  • 'Objectivity' with Elegance Bratton (PIER KIDS)

    'Objectivity' with Elegance Bratton (PIER KIDS)
    Apr 1 2021
    Nonfiction filmmakers often end up with a lot more material than they could ever use. That's something Elegance Bratton ran into making his debut feature, Pier Kids. The film portrays life in New York for gay and transgender youth living on the Christopher Street Pier. Producing the film involved capturing all kinds of people’s stories over the course of many years in order to portray Bratton’s own experiences with homelessness. Bratton spoke with True/False programmer Amir George.
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    18 m