For almost 40 years, the 100 hours of surviving footage that Orson Welles shot in the early 1970s for the movie “The Other Side of the Wind” remained largely unseen. First the director struggled in ...

Dennis Hopper meets Orson Welles: That sounds like an oil-and-water match-up of legendary filmmakers. Welles, for all his renegade gusto, was a defrocked classicist — maybe (or maybe not) the greatest ...

At the time, in November 1970, it must have seemed like an ideal match, a meeting of renegade titans: Orson Welles, the long-ago boy genius of theater and films who never got a job directing in ...

EXCLUSIVE: Cineastes rejoice. Here’s first footage of anticipated Venice Film Festival feature Hopper/Welles, Orson Welles’ intimate and revelatory documentary that captures a 1970 meeting between the ...

I'll never get tired of watching cinematic legends talk about the craft of filmmaking. So you can understand my excitement for the new documentary feature Hopper/Welles, a film featuring ...

Polish-born filmmaker Filip Jan Rymsza, the producer of Venice Film Festival entry “Hopper/Welles,” which he is presenting this week at Egypt’s El Gouna Film Festival, will follow his latest ...

Yes, that headline is correct. Orson Welles, who passed away 35 years ago this fall, has a newly completed film and it’s coming to fall festivals. Hopper/ Welles features never-before-seen footage ...

You wait the best part of 30 years for one and then two come along at once…Orson Welles movies. Pieced together from the 1,083 reels of footage for The Other Side Of The Wind (which debuted in 2018), ...

A restored 1970 cinéma vérité conversation between Orson Welles and Dennis Hopper, filmed during the production of "The Other Side of the Wind" and released in 2020 as a standalone documentary ...

In an extended interview conducted for "The Other Side of the Wind," we watch the candid conversation of two directors who became legends by upending Hollywood. “Hopper/Welles” is a fascinating ...

For almost 40 years, the 100 hours of surviving footage that Orson Welles shot in the early 1970s for the movie “The Other Side of the Wind” remained largely unseen. First the director struggled in ...