É Tudo Verdade / It's All True

Since 2016, Itaú Bank has sponsored the It’s All True festival, for an understanding of the role of cinema, in general, and of documentaries, in particular, in unveiling the many realities and experiences that exist in the world. In a present where there is a lot of talk about digital bubbles and the difficulty of dialog, the documentary film is an opening to other ways of seeing, a possibility of being inspired by the point of view of the different.

In addition to its program, the 28th edition of the festival will have an exhibition on Itaú Cultural Play — Itaú Foundation’s free streaming platform — which will feature a selection of short films from this year’s competitive Brazilian exhibition. The cycle of exhibitions is part of a constantly renewed collection. Find it at: itauculturalplay.com.br.

Cinema is also present in other online spaces at Itaú Cultural (IC). This year, at Itaú Cultural School, the self-training course Constellations of the Arts: Brazilian Cinema — Fictions about a Disputed Territory was made available, which brings a territorial, political, and racial perspective of the seventh art in the country. On the IC website, one of the highlights is the column Grande angular (Wide angle), with news reports and articles by journalist Luísa Pécora.