Following the death of newspaper magnate Charles Foster Kane, a journalist sets out to uncover the meaning of his final word. Piecing together conflicting memories and testimonies, he retraces the rise of a man who grew from poverty into immense power. In one of the most remarkable debuts in cinema history, a young Orson Welles reshapes classical narrative and revolutionises the language of film.
Digitally restored copy
- Duration: 119’
- Production year: 1941
- Country: US
- Language: EN, IT Subtitles: PT
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Academy Awards 1942 – Best Writing, Original Screenplay