Director(s)
Mark Cousins
Production Year
2018
Genre(s)
Documentary
Approx. running minutes
110m
Cast
Mark Cousins, Beatrice Welles
Film
The Eyes Of Orson Welles
moderate sex references, language
THE EYES OF ORSON WELLES is a British documentary in which film-maker Mark Cousins explores the life and art of Orson Welles.
THE EYES OF ORSON WELLES is a British documentary in which film-maker Mark Cousins explores the life and art of Orson Welles.
Film showing times
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- A brief scene from a film shows a man covering a woman's face with a cloth, and placing a thumb to her throat, as he suffocates her. Some archive TV footage shows Welles speak to camera about an African American teenager being beaten by the police. There is a reference to Orson Welles having received racist hate mail. One letter is quoted as saying "Jews of your class - and negroes, want us to love you, then why not better yourself?". The film does not endorse these discriminatory attitudes. Two clips from Orson Welles films show brief nudity.
Director(s)
Mark Cousins
Production Year
2018
Genre(s)
Documentary
Approx. running minutes
110m
Cast
Mark Cousins, Beatrice Welles
moderate sex references, language
Classified Date:
03/07/2018
Version:
2D
Use:
Cinema
Distributor:
Dogwoof Pictures
- additional issues
- A brief scene from a film shows a man covering a woman's face with a cloth, a thumb to her throat, as he suffocates her. Some archive TV footage shows Welles speak to camera about an African American teenager being beaten by the police. There is a reference to Orson Welles having received racist hate mail. One letter is quoted as saying "Jews of your class - and negroes, want us to love you, then why not better yourself?". The film does not endorse these discriminatory attitudes. Two clips from Orson Welles films show brief nudity.
moderate sex references, language
Classified Date:
17/07/2018
Version:
2D
Use:
Physical media + VOD/Streaming
Distributor:
Dogwoof Pictures
- additional issues
- A brief scene from a film shows a man covering a woman's face with a cloth, and placing a thumb to her throat, as he suffocates her. Some archive TV footage shows Welles speak to camera about an African American teenager being beaten by the police. There is a reference to Orson Welles having received racist hate mail. One letter is quoted as saying "Jews of your class - and negroes, want us to love you, then why not better yourself?". The film does not endorse these discriminatory attitudes. Two clips from Orson Welles films show brief nudity.
Classified date
17/07/2018
BBFC reference
AVF364489
Language
English