Directed by Patrick Moreau (The New Hustle, Our Journey Home) and produced by Muse Storytelling. The documentary is narrated by Britto himself and includes special appearances from opera star Andrea Bocelli, actor Arnold Schwarzenegger, musicians Marc Anthony, Dj Khaled, and Gloria Estefan, fashion designer Domenico Dolce, Brazilian soccer player Ronaldinho and Martha Stewart to name a few.

The film dives into Britto’s life and career. “From painting on scraps with his mother’s nail polish in the slums of Recife, Brazil, to seeing his vibrant creations in Miami celebrated and collected globally, Britto’s journey is a testament to resilience, determination, and the transformative power of art. This poignant narrative is infused with Britto’s warmth, optimism, and love,” Lucas Vidal, the CEO of BRITTO Group, said in a statement.

Patrick Moreau directs the film and Lucas L. C. Vidal, Arthur Morrical, Caitlin Miranda, and Ben Everard serve as executive producers.

“For me, it is an honor to have the opportunity to share my story, and my passion for art with the world,” said Britto. “I hope this movie can inspire others to work hard, stay true to their own voice, be optimistic and spread happiness.”

“Over the past forty years, I’ve had the honor of bringing people joy through my artwork and portrayals of pop culture icons, royals, world leaders and so many incredible people,” the artist said in a statement. “It is the beautiful people, fascinating places and bountiful memories that have inspired me, and in turn, inspired The Happy Art Movement. I am excited to share my story so that people can get to know what lies beneath the bright colors and sparkles.”

Britto’s work has been exhibited in over 120 countries, including the Carrousel Du Louvre. He was the first living visual artist to present his work at the Soumaya Museum. He did the opening of the Super Bowl XLI in collaboration with Cirque Du Soleil and was the official artist of the FIFA World Cup in Brazil and in South Africa.