Welles – who felt this was the best movie he ever made – evokes the feeling of menacing, disorientating bureaucracy, of the senselessness of our existence, of inexplicable and inescapable threat.

~ Chris -

Welles – who felt this was the best movie he ever made – evokes the feeling of menacing, disorientating bureaucracy, of the senselessness of our existence, of inexplicable and inescapable threat.

~ Chris -

Restricted by budget, and talky and cumbersome in places but bears flashes of brilliance that remind you just who is in control of the action.

~ Amber Wilkinson -

Restricted by budget, and talky and cumbersome in places but bears flashes of brilliance that remind you just who is in control of the action.

~ Amber Wilkinson -

All the time, in between the cape twirling, sly winking and knowing nods, Welles conjures up a central debate - if you look at something and think it is a masterpiece, why is the fake less valuable?

~ Amber Wilkinson -

All the time, in between the cape twirling, sly winking and knowing nods, Welles conjures up a central debate - if you look at something and think it is a masterpiece, why is the fake less valuable?

~ Amber Wilkinson -

The story is wonderfully told, and it absorbs the viewer completely.

~ James Benefield -

The story is wonderfully told, and it absorbs the viewer completely.

~ James Benefield -