In Jodorowsky’s Dune Alejandro Jodorowsky, an eccentric French-Chilean filmmaker, set out with bold aspirations to make a film so powerful it could change the entire human perspective on how films are...

Wednesday afternoon, Feb. 26, director and producer Cynthia Hill came to speak to students in the Performing Arts Center. Her new film, Private Violence, takes a close look at domestic violence, a problem...

A film from the True/False Film Festival is showing on HBO. [tabgroup][tab title="Film Overview"] [heading style="1"]"Which Way is the Front Line From Here?" The Life and Time of Tim Hetherington[/heading] Which...

I can't cry when I'm sad. No matter how tragic a movie is, no matter how much I want to cry, I can't, which just ends up making me emotionally exhausted. And I Am Breathing is one of the most beautifully...

[media url="https://vimeo.com/60909401" width="640" height="360"] Music by Lizzie and Neal Wright recorded live at the True Life Run.  Video by Urmila Kutikkad At 8:30 a.m. as the gray sky was just beginning...

The Garden of Eden is an honest movie. It doesn't sugar coat. It doesn't try to hide behind beautiful people. It just tells a story: the story of a popular water park in Israel. Over 400,000 people visit...

Do you love what you’re good at, or are you good at what you love? Kevin Pearce didn’t need to worry about that debate because with snowboarding, he had both. Favored to go to the 2010 Winter Olympics,...

[media url="https://vimeo.com/60882502" width="640" height="360"] Video by Asa Lory and Urmila Kutikkad The annual March March parade pulls Columbia forward into spring every March 1st. And though this...

One of Columbia’s biggest events begins in less than a month. The tenth annual True/False Film Fest begins Thursday, Feb. 28 and ends on Sunday, March 3. If history is a guide, then this festival will...

I arrived at the courthouse square early Friday evening. There weren't very many people there, just people with bicycles and a group dressed as vegetables. After pacing for a while, I began to wonder...

"Ai Weiwei: Never Sorry" is a provocative retelling of the one Chinese citizen’s rebellion through art and social media. The documentary itself took on the shape and size of many of Weiwei’s art...