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It's All True (1993)

A documentary about Orson Welles's unfinished three-part film about South America.

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Chris P 09 Oct 2007

I think the studio was right to pull money for this film.. It was anthropologically offensive. But an interesting doco about the voodoo curse, Hollywood, Orson Welle's passion etc. The first part of doco was interesting...The short film was crowded with corny Hollywood/Brazil music that was sentimental and claustrophobic.

Quentin Curtis 30 Nov 2017

It is still a remarkable portrait of the fisherman's life, with its craft and dedication, and of people whose ravaged, hopeful faces speak to us across the years.

Desson Thomson 01 Jan 2000

The late Welles obviously had nothing to do with this new project. But you can feel his ambitious, quixotic intentions lurking in there somewhere.

John B 02 May 2012

It is a master piece, and a huge lesson about Brazil's culture. I am astonished with Orson's sight, and how he fell in love with Brazilians. It is impressive! Besides the fact that it is *still* all true. Nothing really changed.

Michael E. Grost 21 Aug 2014

Visually spectacular documentary, one of Welles' sympathetic looks at countries around the world, their life and culture.