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True/False Film Festival

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Students pose in the 2025 True/False Film Festival auditorium

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Speakers gather on the True/False Film Festival stage in 2025.

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Two men smile for the camera on a stage.

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Alexander Figueroa smiles next to one of the True/False artists (2025).

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A group of people smile at a table in a restaurant.

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FMS students eat with a special guest at the 2025 True/False Film Festival.

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Four students pose outside in front of the True/False Film Festival Sign.

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Students pose together in front of the True/False Film Festival Sign.

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Three students sit on couches and talk with two other people next to them.

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Students receive information and advice behind the scenes at the True/False Film Festival.

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The True/False Film Festival begins.

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Bus Routes: 11 & 42

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