Everybody's Got One: The Home of Tim Grierson

I haven't been to True/False since 2019. Where did the time go? (Oh, right, the pandemic.) It was great to be back. Below, here's a ...

  Direct from True/False, I recorded this week's episode, where we both discussed the latest Batman and After Yang . Then, I asked Will ...

Is it a documentary? Is it fiction? For MEL , I wrote about the latest film from directors Bill and Turner Ross.

What makes up a city? The people? The architecture? Or is there something else that's more intangible? The provocative documentary A M...

In 1961, a plane carrying U.N. Secretary-General Dag Hammarskjöld crashed, killing him and 15 others. "Pilot error" was the off...

My seventh True/False was, by critical consensus, not one of the festival's strongest. But there were still some gems. Here's a q...

Our latest episode was recorded while I was at True/False. We talk about that a little, but we focus on reviews of three new movies. Firs...

I think Makala is one of the best documentaries of the year. It opens Friday in New York and will hopefully start moving around the coun...

A little later than normal, but Paste published my annual rundown of True/False, which remains one of my favorite events on the movie ca...

As per norm, I had a great time in Columbia, Missouri, and as per norm, I wrote a massive tome for Paste that chronicled just about ever...

Dina was a hit at Sundance, but I have to say: I'm not as blown away as many of my colleagues. I caught up with the documentary at T...

At this year's True/False , I checked out The Killing of America , a profoundly upsetting documentary about our country's obsessio...

The biggest discovery at this year's True/False Film Festival was The Prison in Twelve Landscapes , director Brett Story's incis...

This year for True/False, I decided to focus less on individual reviews and instead immerse myself in as many films as I could. (The fewe...

It was a treat to hang out with Peter Labuza and talk True/False on The Cinephiliacs . I was on with Sam Adams and Scott Tobias to recap ...

Film festivals are funny things: One day, you hear glowing things about a documentary, the next day you encounter a wave of dismissive op...

Life, Animated was my mother's favorite film at this year's True/False. I suspect it may be a strong Oscar contender. This look ...

In the latest installment of the Grierson & Leitch podcast, I report from the True/False Film Festival, and Will and I discuss Knight...

I caught The Look of Silence , the follow-up film from Joshua Oppenheimer, who previously had made The Act of Killing , at True/False. It...

Another True/False, my third, has come and gone. So, let's recap what I wrote about the festival and take a look at my final rankings...