British documentary in which film-maker Mark Cousins explores the life and art of Orson Welles.
A heady, occasionally indulgent, yet entirely new look at the actor and filmmaker through an impressive array of previously unseen artwork. Mark Cousin’s commitment to the cause yields impressive and arresting results.
Mark Cousins finds a fresh perspective on the filmmaking legend by focusing on his artwork.
The incredible material helps the film take flight. Bring on the major gallery exhibition.
Thankfully, Cousins comes at the great man from a new angle. As he puts it, “it is good to look at a life again through another lens”.
Cousins provides an illuminating insight into Welles’ creative process by using an epistolary format to open up a dialogue with his subject and his work.
General release. Check local listings for show times.
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