It's All True

The documentary presents a deep dive into Orson Welles's ambitious but incomplete film project. With a runtime of 89 minutes, it showcases the cultural and historical context of South America through Welles's lens. The film includes contributions from significant figures such as Raimundo 'Tata' Correia Lima and Carmen Miranda.

Collectors have the opportunity to find this film in both DVD and VHS formats. These editions allow fans to explore the insights and behind-the-scenes aspects of Welles's creative process. As a documentary, it appeals to those interested in film history and the evolution of cinematic storytelling, particularly within the context of Welles's work.