ARRIVING AT ITS 17TH EDITION, It's All True, one of the most important international documentary festivals in Latin America, confirms its strength and daring. And it reaffirms, at the same time, that the documentary is in an absolutely special moment in Brazilian cinema, with new generations following one another while at the same time renewing the genre.

Those who look at the current cinematic scene in our country will verify that the multiplication of film programs and festivals all over the map does no more than confirm that we live in special times. In addition to showing increasingly restless and varied productions, film festivals and programs function as areas of debate and exchange of experiences, all of this with an audience that renews and multiplies.

It is in this panorama that It's All True stands out with a singular shine. The event opens space for new generations to encounter consolidated names in the documentary panorama of feature, medium-length and short films made in film or video, created by Brazilians and foreigners, with an emphasis on Latin American filmmakers.

While these encounters take place, the audience is also rewarded with the most representative work that is being done in the documentary field on our soil.

Petrobras, the largest Brazilian company and largest sponsor of culture and the arts in our country, is also the principal giver of incentives to cinema made today in Brazil. We support initiatives in the most diverse areas of cinematic production, which means we pay special attention to film programs and festivals.

We understand that this action integrates with the company's prime objective: to contribute in every possible way to the development of Brazil.

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