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It's All True
Documentary - 1993
It's All True
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A documentary about Orson Welles's unfinished three-part film about South America.
Director:
,
Orson Welles
,
Norman Foster
,
Richard Wilson
,
Bill Krohn
,
Myron Meisel
Cast:
,
Orson Welles
,
Miguel Ferrer
,
Carmen Miranda
,
Manuel "Jacaré" Olimpio Meira
,
Jeronimo André De Souza
,
Raimundo 'Tata' Correia Lima
,
Manuel 'Preto' Pereira Da Silva
,
Jose Sobrinho
,
Francisca Moreira Da Silva
,
Edmar Morel

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Details

Rated:
G
Runtime:
89 min
Release date:
17 Oct 1993
Languages:
English
Budget:
$0
Revenue:
$0
Awards:
4 wins & 1 nomination.

Top Critics Reviews

fresh:
The late Welles obviously had nothing to do with this new project. But you can feel his ambitious, quixotic intentions lurking in there somewhere.
– Desson Thomson,
Washington Post,
1 Jan 2000
fresh:
This documentary is a long, seductive footnote to a cinema legend.
– Vincent Canby,
New York Times,
20 May 2003
fresh:
What little there was (some Rio carnival footage, scenes from the fishing story Four Men on a Raft) looked stunning. In this documentary, happily, there's much more to show.
– Geoff Andrew,
Time Out,
9 Feb 2006
fresh:
Welles had intended to narrate the section himself, but the writers and directors of this documentary have wisely opted not to second-guess Welles, simply presenting the material as it stands and adding music and sound effects.
– Jonathan Rosenbaum,
Chicago Reader,
6 Apr 2007
fresh:
It would never have been one of [Welles'] major works, but the swiftness and urgency with which the tale is told, and the potent composition of even the most simple scenes, reveal the touch of the master.
– Anthony Lane,
New Yorker,
12 Mar 2013
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