Masters of Cinema: Orson Welles
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Welles began his direting career in 1940, at the age of twenty-five, with
Citizen Kane, an undisputed, ground-breaking masterpiece of cinema history.
Welles' satture as a baroque, impetuous and profoundly free artist made the
sudios uncomfortable. He had control of every detail on the twelve feature
films he was able to make, including Lady from Shanghai with Rita Hayworth
(1947), Touch of Evil with Charlton Heston (1958), adaptations of
Shakespeare's plays including Macbeth (1948), Othello (1952) and Kafka's
The Trial (1962). Orson Welles remains a unique figure in cinema history
and a real source of imagination for future generations of film-makers.