‘Flight of a Bullet’ bores with lack of direction

Rochita Ghosh • March 4, 2018

While "Flight of a Bullet" had a lot of potential in its subject matter, it was ultimately misused into a terrible film.

True/False March March

Siena Juhlin • March 4, 2018

‘Lovers of the Night’ explores mortality, destroys stereotypes

Rochita Ghosh • March 3, 2018

"Lovers of the Night" is a wonderful documentary paying tribute to a dying monastery in Ireland.

‘The Price of Everything’ explores contemporary art and commerce

Moy Zhong • March 3, 2018

A review of director Nathaniel Kahn’s 'The Price of Everything', a beautiful and prolific investigation into the ever-changing relationship between art, money and human perception that is explored through interviews with characters of the art world.

Photo Gallery: True/False Film Fest draws crowds in the District

Maya Bell • March 2, 2018

On Thursday, March 1, Columbia transformed into the host of the vibrant True/False Film Fest, drawing crowds from around the world to enjoy a weekend of film, music, art and celebration.

Sophomores to screen documentary ‘Won’t you be my Neighbor’

Ann Fitzmaurice • March 2, 2018

On the second day of Columbia's annual True False film festival, all RBHS sophomores will travel to downtown Columbia to watch "Won't you be my Neighbour."

The Rainey family’s perseverance shines through in ‘Quest’

Dzung Nguyen • March 5, 2017

Quest is one of those movies made where knowing how it was produced — slowly, over the course of a decade, in a close-knit Philadelphia community — is just as crucial as the movie itself. Jon Olshefski,...

Exciting aspects of Russian society revealed in ‘The Road Movie’

Multiple Authors • March 5, 2017

This documentary revolving around video clips from Russian drivers' trucks is more gripping than it sounds.

‘Miss Kiet’s Children’ elicits joy, pride out of viewers

Skyler Froese • March 5, 2017

An inspiring documentary follows the lives of Syrian refugee children in a Dutch school.

‘The Grown-Ups’ provides inside look at the struggles of individuals with Down syndrome

Skyler Froese • March 4, 2017

Maite Alberdi's documentary shines a light on the endeavors of in individuals with Down syndrome as they try to take control their lives in spite of legislative obstacles.

‘I Am Not Your Negro’ presents effective analysis of racism in America

Skyler Froese • March 4, 2017

Raoul Peck’s commentary illustrates the lives of civil rights activists through primary sources and narrative.

‘Casting JonBenet’ offers new perspective on unsolved murder case

Grace Dorsey • March 4, 2017

Director Kitty Green's investigative documentary about the 1996 murder of child star JonBenet Ramsay provides a fresh viewpoint on the case, despite it having occurred 20 years ago.