Orson Welles is widely regarded as one of the greatest filmmakers of all time; his 1941 debut Citizen Kane is thought of by many as the greatest film ever made. In this documentary, director and writer Mark Cousins explores the many passions of Orson Welles, including many unseen before sketches, drawings and paintings. Along the way Cousins guides the audience through Welles' many interests from his childhood in Wisconsin to youthful foreign trips, 1930s activism and his interest in African American theatre.
The Eyes of Orson Welles
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