Portrays Orson much more like the cultured, humble, self-knowing artist he may have been. It's a fantastical tale, woven well, using lots of different kinds of footage and surrounding trivia that builds a tremendously rich and entertaining tableau. Here it's interesting to see Orson being lambasted for basically making pictures the way Terence Malick does now. And it's a real shame that The Other Side of the Wind wasn't made.
Review of They'll Love Me When I'm Dead
