Nonfics

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True/False 2018: This Year’s Festival Upped the Ante on the Blurring of Fact/Fiction

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Christopher Campbell
Mar 07, 2018
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In the age of Trump, nonfiction cinema seems even more focused on the ambiguity of truth than usual.

Given its very name, there’s no surprise in the fact that the True/False Film Festival — while programming a wide spectrum of nonfiction films — has always had a special interest in stories that walk the line between fact and fiction. This year’s event wa…

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