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In episode 4 of A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms, Baelor advised Dunk to demand a trial by combat with Aerion, because if he opted for a straight trial, he would be killed not only for striking a prince but also for allegedly kidnapping Egg. Dunk accepted Baelor's proposal because he knew he could take on Aerion in a one-on-one fight, but when he demanded a trial by combat, it backfired, because Aerion demanded a trial of seven. This meant that Dunk would have to gather six other knights and fight Aerion and his six knights. Steffon was the first person to claim he would side with Dunk. Daeron said he would fall without much resistance during the trial to make up for the fact that he had lied about Dunk kidnapping Egg. And on the day of the fight, Egg convinced Lyonel, Robyn, Hardyng, and Beesbury to fight alongside Dunk. Now, Dunk was one knight short and entered the arena assuming his six-man team would face Aerion's seven-man squad. Although this was against the rules, Dunk...
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Chilean filmmaker Cristóbal Valenzuela Berríos first encountered the True/False Film Festival, famous for its spring celebration of documentaries, while attending a festival in Japan a few years ago.
He vividly remembers seeing filmmakers wearing hats emblazoned with the festival's logo, which piqued his curiosity about an event dedicated exclusively to nonfiction cinema, albeit on the other side of the world, in Columbia, Missouri. Witnessing such fervent dedication gave True/False an almost mythical status in his mind, placing it at the top of his list of festivals to attend.
Director: Lance Oppenheim Writers: Daniel Garber, Lance Oppenheim
This year, Valenzuela Berríos finally made the trip to the picturesque university town with an insatiable appetite for real-life stories. There, he presented his latest offbeat documentary, “Alien Island,” which explores a famous UFO incident in Chile with an intriguing link to the Pinochet dictatorship.
Reflecting on the festival, he said: “Filmmakers who had stopped by seemed enchanted by the mystique of the festival. “I always wanted to come and see why people were so delighted.”
Driven by his desire to attend, Valenzuela Berríos defied the concerns of his producers and traveled from Santiago for a brief visit, despite being absorbed in the production of his third feature film at home. But what makes True/False so extraordinary?
Since its inception in 2004, the Ragtag Film Society has fostered a devoted local audience, from retired film buffs to curious students, who pack every screening during the four-day documentary extravaganza. Whether a thought-provoking piece from Madagascar or an emotionally resonant Norwegian production, True/False captivates with its diverse programming.
The festival exudes a sense of community pride, with its close-knit atmosphere and convenient layout, where all theaters and venues are within walking distance of the city center. Despite its local roots, True/False has a global reach, attracting filmmakers and press from around the world.
Director Lance Oppenheim's first encounter with True/False left a lasting impression, particularly the whimsical March Carnival procession, where the community gathers in colorful attire to celebrate documentary films.
Upon returning to True/False for the world premiere of his latest film, “Spermworld,” Oppenheim welcomed the opportunity to showcase his work to a large audience, fostering meaningful discussion and reflection.
Oppenheim values True/False for its exclusive focus on nonfiction works, allowing each film's unique narrative style to shine. Unlike festivals where documentaries often compete with fiction films, True/False offers a dedicated space for non-fiction storytelling to flourish.
Similarly, Valenzuela Berríos believes that True/False's documentary-focused niche offers a platform for filmmakers to connect and share their diverse voices, away from the overshadowing presence of fiction films.
For first-time director Rachel Elizabeth Seed, True/False provided the perfect platform for the world premiere of her deeply personal documentary, “A Photographic Memory,” which drew a standing ovation from a captivated audience.
The festival's eclectic curation ensures audiences enjoy a wide range of non-fiction storytelling, from heartfelt narratives to thought-provoking social commentary, creating an immersive experience that transcends traditional notions of documentary filmmaking.
Indeed, True/False offers a vibrant tapestry of nonfiction storytelling, reflecting the diverse spectrum of human experiences and perspectives, making it a must-attend event for filmmakers and audiences alike.
Netflix has released a trailer for the new sci-fi anime, Moonrise, which shows the main character Jack in action against creatures that serve as antagonists in the Earth vs. Moon conflict. Although no firm release date has been provided for the anime series yet, Moonrise will stream on Netflix sometime in 2024. Announced on Netflix Tudum 2022, Moonrise is written by novelist Tou Ubukata, best known for his excellent work on Ghost in the Shell, Psycho-Pass 2, and Psycho-Pass 3. Beloved artist Hiromu Akawara, who previously worked on the hit series from the Fullmetal Alchemist manga, will also join the show as a character designer. Ubukata wrote and published a prologue novel in December 2018. Netflix describes Moonrise as "a fateful tale of resistance forces on the moon challenging the peaceful inhabitants of Earth to battle." The trailer introduces the two main characters, Jack and Al, while Kawasaki's music accompanies the action-packed scenes. In addition to Ubukata an...
Netflix went all out to unveil its highly anticipated miniseries “The Leopard,” based on Giuseppe Tomasi di Lampedusa’s classic novel set in Sicily, marking the platform’s biggest splash in Italy yet. On Tuesday, Netflix held a packed press conference in the frescoed ballroom of Rome’s centrally located Plaza Hotel, which was also used to film one of the series’ key scenes. “The Leopard” will formally premiere in Rome on March 3 with a gala screening held at the Eternal City’s Opera House before its global release on March 5. Creator: Richard Warlow Stars: Francesco Colella, Astrid Meloni, Mario Patanè The lavish historical tapestry, with elements comparable to “Downton Abbey” or “The Crown” and the potential to leave a global mark, is a modern take on the sensual Sicilian saga adapted for film by Luchino Visconti, starring Claudia Cardinale, Alain Delon and Burt Lancaster. The film, now a classic of Italian cinema, won the 1963 Palme d’Or at the Cannes Film Festival. Eleonora And...
Stephen Lang is one of religious history’s most iconic prophets during one of its most turbulent periods in House of David. Lang, best known for his work on the Don’t Breathe and Avatar franchises, has explored the historical genre in the past, from the well-received Civil War epic Gettysburg and its prequel Gods and Generals to the political thriller The Gandhi Murder. With the Prime Video show, however, he marks his first major foray into faith-based storytelling, teaming up with the creative team of Jon Erwin and Jon Gunn, whose previous hits include American Underdog and Ordinary Angels. House of David is set in B.C. Israel and chronicles multiple stories that will eventually intersect thanks to David, the young biblical figure who, after slaying the Philistine giant Goliath, would eventually become one of the most notable kings in Israel’s history. Lang stars in the show as Samuel, the renowned prophet who, under God’s guidance, takes power away from the proud King Saul and sets o...
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