It’s All True (VHS, 1993, Paramount) – Orson Welles / Documentary / Film History
It’s All True is a documentary project originally conceived by filmmaker Orson Welles, exploring cultural and social themes in South America through a mix of restored footage, archival material, and reconstructed segments. This version presents a completed assembly of the unfinished project, offering viewers a look at one of cinema’s most well-known unrealized works.
The film combines documentary storytelling with historical context, reflecting Welles’ vision while showcasing the collaborative effort to piece together surviving elements from the original production. It remains an important title for film historians and collectors interested in classic cinema and unfinished film projects.
This VHS release from Paramount Pictures represents a home video edition distributed through a major studio label, making it a recognizable catalog release for collectors of documentary and classic film titles on VHS.
