It’s All True (1993) - film review

Bill Krohn, Myron Meisel, Orson Welles, Richard Wilson, Norman Foster

Documentary

Summary

It’s All True is a French-American documentary film first released in 1993, directed by Bill Krohn, Myron Meisel, Orson Welles, Richard Wilson and Norman Foster. The film stars Manuel ’Jacare’ Olimpio Meira, Jeronimo André De Souza, Raimundo ’Tata’ Correia Lima, Manuel ’Preto’ Pereira Da Silva and Jose Sobrinho. Our overall rating for this film is: good.

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Director: Bill Krohn, Myron Meisel, Orson Welles, Richard Wilson, Norman Foster
Script: Bill Krohn, Myron Meisel, Richard Wilson
Photo: George Fanto, Gary Graver
Music: Jorge Arriagada
Cast: Manuel ’Jacare’ Olimpio Meira (Himself), Jeronimo André De Souza (Himself), Raimundo ’Tata’ Correia Lima (Himself), Manuel ’Preto’ Pereira Da Silva (Himself), Jose Sobrinho (Himself), Francisca Moreira Da Silva (Herself), Miguel Ferrer (Narrator), Carmen Miranda (Herself), Edmar Morel (Himself – Interviewee), Grande Otelo (Himself), Orson Welles (Himself – Interview)
Country: France / USA
Language: Portuguese / English
Runtime: 89 min

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