Almost True: The Noble Art of Forgery

Directed by Knut W. Jorfald, Almost True explores the intricate life of Elmyr de Hory, who gained notoriety for his skill in creating forgeries of famous artworks. The documentary features notable figures such as Ursula Andress and Clifford Irving, providing insights into the art world through the lens of forgery.

As a Norwegian production, the film is spoken in English, making it accessible to a wider audience. This documentary not only covers Elmyr de Hory's techniques and motivations but also connects to the broader narrative of art authenticity and deception, themes that resonate within the art community. Fans of art history will find this film particularly engaging, given its focus on one of the most infamous figures in art forgery.