Mark Cousins returns with an essay feature on the doodles and draftsmanship of Orson Welles.
Published 15 Aug 2018
Mark Cousins locks horns with one of the titans of cinema.
A very personal (too personal?) journey through the films of Orson Welles.
The incredible material helps the film take flight. Bring on the major gallery exhibition.
The Lady from Shanghai is a prime example of the legendary filmmaker’s complicated genius.
The itinerant and inquisitive cinephile delivers this moving child-based addendum to his mammoth The Story of Film.
A passible Welles hagiography which offers very little that you won’t easily find in an Encyclopedia.
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