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It's All True Announces the Full Lineup of Its 26Th Edition IT’S ALL TRUE ANNOUNCES THE FULL LINEUP OF ITS 26TH EDITION From April 8 to 18, the festival will present 69 titles, all screened online and totally free of charge The Brazilian and World short and feature-length flms awarded by the festival jury auto- matically qualify for Oscar® contention in 2022 The Festival opens with “Flee”, by Jonas Poher Rasmussen, awarded the best documen- tary prize at the 2021 Sundance Festival And closes with “A Última Floresta”, by Luiz Bolognesi, which shows the extreme vulner- ability of Brazilian indigenous tribes The Special Show and 18th International Documentary Conference celebrate the cente- nary of the flmmaker Chris Marker Ruy Guerra and Caetano Veloso both receive tributes in the form of special programs Official poster tf rh 26rh dititn Phtrt: Mau n Bieeiliar São Paulo, March 26, 2021 – Th It’s All True – International Documentara Film Festiial, anntunfic e rh full postgam tf ire 26rh dititn, rt b h ld b rw n Aposil 8 and 18 rhie y a. 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FILMS IN COMPETITION BRAZILIAN FEATURE-LENGTH FILMS AND FEATURETTES Seien Brazilian feature flms in competition will be screened online in daila sessions throughout the 26th edition of It’s All True Each Brazilian feature will be shown in two sessions, debuting at 9pm, with a second showing at 3pm the following daa There is a limit of 2,000 liie-streamings per flm, with the exception of Alvorada, which is limited to 1,000 The flms open at the appointed times, with an hour’s grace until screening begins—or the streaming limit is reached The links to the screenings will be made aiailable at www etudoierdade com br The daa afer each Brazilian feature-flm debuts, the directors will take part in a iirtual debate on the festiial’s online platorm, starting at 3pm Th flme a : Alvorada Palace (Alvorada) Direction: Anna Muylaert, Lô Politi. Languag : Ptrugu e . 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Rar d: G É Tudo Verdade/ Looke April 12 – 9pm April 13 – 3pm April 13 - Debate Sanopsis: Thiry-fv y ae af rh i fer nfictunr , whifich wtuld fichang rh fictue tf btrh rh i liv e, rh Ag ntin an guiraier Luficit Yan l and hie Bazilian posuposil Yamandu Ctera d ficid rt rafic rh tur rhar btughr Yan l afictee rh btd rt rh fictunryeid tfRit Gand dt Sul all rhte y ae agt. Abtad a mtrt htm , wirh rh i guirae and rh i m - mti e, maer and dieficiposl l av Bazil and h ad eturh, rt Cti nr e, Yan l’e htm gitn in Ag ntina. Altng rh way, rh y f ficr tn rh raneftmatitne wtk d by rh in xtabl mafich tf tim . Edna (Edna) Direction: Eyk Rtficha. Bazil. 64 min. Languag : Ptrugu e . Rar d: PG É Tudo Verdade/ Looke April 16 – 9pm April 17 – 3pm April 17 – Debate Sanopsis: Campos d ar rh dg tf rh Tanebaeiliana highway, Edna inhabire a land in uine, builr upostn maeeafic e. Raie d by a eingl mtrh , eh hae f lr in h btn e, and in rhte tf h d efic ndanre, rh imposaficre tf a wa rhar hae n v nd d: rh wa ft land. 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