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A group of reporters are trying to decipher the last word ever spoken by millionaire newspaper tycoon Charles Foster Kane: “Rosebud.” As the reporters investigate further, the viewers see a display of the fascinating man’s rise to fame, and how he eventually fell off the “top of the world.” A stunning film in every way.
A brilliant drama about an upper-class family unwilling to change its way of life with the times. When the daughter of an inventor, who returned to the town, captures the attention of George Ambersons, the pace of the events leading up to the climax accelerates.
Inspector Wilson of the Commission for War Crimes is sent to Harper, Connecticut, in the hope to unmask a notorious Nazi leader, now posing as a schoolmaster. The film contains quite a few elements from Welles' greatest works that culminate into the magnificent drand finale.
The blossoming romance between a skeptical sailor and the not-so-naive young wife of an older and not-so-innocent lawyer. Orson Welles created a twisted film noir that displays his talent for shaping characters and creating atmosphere. Its final scene is considered one of the pinnacles of cinema.
The classical adaptation of Graham Greene’s novel about the mysterious disappearance of the writer Harry Lime in post-WWII Vienna. This suspenseful plot set on the background of the opening moments of the Cold War is the ground for this masterpiece for the ages.
An American tobacco smuggler learns of the last words uttered by a man stabbed in the back: "Gregory Arkadin and Sophie", and believes that he is on to something big. He approaches Mr. Arkadin in the man's Spanish castle and the mysterious Arkadin hires him to investigate a period in his murky past which he claims he cannot remember...
The clash of wills between an evil American cop and a Mexican drug-squad investigator is at the center of Orson Welles' film. Welles takes the tropes and characteristics of the Film Noir to the very edge to present this masterful classic.
A gripping adaptation of Kafka's novel about a man in a nameless country who is arrested for a crime that is never explained to him. Welles remains faithful to the original, adapts it to his present day, and takes a journey through the hell of the 20th century through his traditional baroque imagery.
Orson Welles’ last film is built around material shot by documentarist Francois Reichenbach, about the Howard Hughes mystery, the forger Elmer de Hory and the fake biography written by Clifford Irving. It soon becomes clear, however, that Welles himself is the central character.
