True/False Film Festival 2011 fest, and Stephens College continues to host the annual Citizen Jane Film Festival every fall. The first True/False Film Festival in 2004 sold 4,200 tickets and the fest has since experienced rapid growth, increasing attendance by 25% or more in all but two years through its first decade. Since then, the festival has increased attendance each year with the exception of 2014, which saw a 3% decrease amid a winter snowstorm. The latest event in 2017 saw another record high in ticket sales, nearly 3,000 more than 2016. Over the years, the festival has expanded its presentation of other
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