5º – Citizen Kane (Orson Welles, 1941)
The plot of the film exposes fragments of the life of a big name of the local press, working with its pleasures and displeasures, as well as its exacerbated form to govern his day to day. Orson Welles’ biggest film, “Citizen Kane” uses many flashbacks to drive his plot and bring substance to the central character’s acts.
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