Is Bigfoot real? This is a question you may want to have with your friends late at night, or not, depending on your friends. The new documentary film "Capturing Bigfoot," which premiered at this year's SXSW festival, does not disprove the possibility of Bootfoot, as Business Insider noted recently, but it does aim to upend a piece of evidence that Bigfoot believers have embraced for 60 years--a minute-long, grainy 1967 film showing a tall, furry creature walking on two legs through the Northern California woods. Known as the Patterson-Gimlin film, it has remained at the center of Bigfoot convictions. Now the new documentary is tearing apart the Bigfoot community.

  Preview: Wednesday-Sunday, April 22-26: AIPAD The Photography Show at the Armory AIPAD: The Photography Show, presented by The Association of International Photography Art Dealers each spring at the Park Avenue Armory, celebrates the medium’s irresistible alchemy, from its 19th-century origins to its practice by artists around the globe today. One of the featured artists is Lynne Saville [above], whose work is presented by Yancey Richardson Gallery. Saville sp...