Day 85

Bailey Stover • June 10, 2020

During her 85th day of social distancing, senior Bailey Stover watched "Jaws," donated blood at the Red Cross and met with a Spanish professor at MU.

Day 66

Bailey Stover • May 22, 2020

Senior Bailey Stover spent her 66th day of social distancing baking banana bread and writing nice notes to her fellow RBHS journalism staff members.

‘Boys State’ focuses on the leaders of younger generations

Jared Geyer • March 9, 2020

Boys State is a camp run in each state that gives selected students in the rising senior class an opportunity to get better educated and interactive with politics. There are cities, elections, laws, debates,...

‘Time’ leaves viewers unsatisfied with poor pacing

Isaac Yontz • March 9, 2020

Time drives a compelling message, which unfortunately was subdued by its disjointed plot and overtly politically charged stance. With a story spanning over two decades, Director Garret Bradley highlights...

High school students create short documentary film at DIY Day 2018

Maya Bell • March 2, 2018

High school students participate in a documentary filmmaking workshop Mar. 2 during True/False DIY Day 2018. The afternoon full of art, music and film promises to connect students to professionals in the the creative field while also allowing them a sneak peek into the world of True/False Film Fest.

‘Born in China’ offers fresh take on life, death

Nikol Slatinska • April 22, 2017

The Disneynature documentary follows three separate species of animals as they navigate life in the mountains of China.

Rats take over the big screen with this newest documentary

Cam Fuller • March 3, 2017

Read the review for True/False's oddest documentary!

What a day at the True/False Film Fest looks like

Grace Vance • March 5, 2016

From flamboyantly dressed Q Queens and Kings to encore performances, learn about all the sights and sounds of a day at the True/False Film Fest.

‘Sherpa’ stuns with impactful storytelling, visual excellence

Jenna Liu • March 5, 2016

All in all, "Sherpa" is a true triumph in filmmaking, with a strong narrative ensconced in an uncompromising physical environment. It moves the spotlight from the highest peak in the world to the Sherpa people who make the trip to the top possible, at great risk to their own lives.

‘Sonita’ director screens film, speaks to students

Jenna Liu • March 4, 2016

Yesterday morning, students spilled into the Performing Arts Center to watch snippets of the documentary “Sonita”, chosen as the recipient of this year’s True Life Fund.

‘Drone’ promotes clear agenda

Brett Stover • March 7, 2015

140-Character Review: Provocative & biased, but entertaining. Leads you from strikes in Pakistan to scary sci-fi. Watch if you like solid geopolitical docs. 3.5/5 "Drone," a documentary directed by...

‘Approaching the Elephant’ illuminates free school effort with charm and grace

Urmilla Kuttikad • March 3, 2014

Approaching the Elephant was the rare film I went into without any preconceived notions — I had no idea what to expect because I wasn’t familiar with the concept of free schools. As the movie explains,...