The Eyes of Orson Welles

A leisurely, enthusiastic lecture that wanders the world's cinemas, inviting you to look closer and think longer about images.

A brisk, affectionate tour through a genius's career, mixing clips and talking heads into a lively, nostalgic celebration of creative obsession.

A calm, thoughtful conversation about craft, where watching clips becomes a slow, intimate lesson in how films are made.

A buoyant, affectionate look at a glorious failure, full of wild ideas and infectious creative energy that leaves you inspired rather than sad.

A wistful, inside-Hollywood look at creative obsession and a genius's stubborn last stand, equal parts fascinating and sad.

A warm, affectionate portrait that lets you sit with a master storyteller reminiscing about a life spent making movies.

An intimate, hypnotic self-portrait assembled from a lifetime of audio tapes, inviting you to sit inside a legend's restless mind.

A warm, unhurried portrait that feels like listening to filmmakers talk shop, affectionate and quietly inspiring without ever getting gossipy.

A leisurely, urbane stroll through postwar Europe, carried by a magnetic narrator's wit and curiosity rather than incident.

A thoughtful, clip-rich lecture that feels like a warm, personal tour through cinema history, inviting you to notice how films are made.

A gentle, moving portrait that radiates warmth and kindness, inviting quiet reflection on a life devoted to empathy.

A calm, thoughtful guided tour through film history, more like an enthusiastic lecture than a show, rewarding curiosity over passive viewing.