"Journey Into Fear" was made at the height — and unfortunately, the end — of his most productive period as a studio filmmaker. It's been difficult to see, but a new Warner Archive Blu-ray rectifies that problem.

A new Blu-ray upgrade of the director's 1948 Shakespeare adaptation invites a closer look at the technical and thematic ideas Welles would continue to explore until his death.

Exclusive: Welles' disturbing 1962 Franz Kafka adaptation starred Anthony Perkins in his post-"Psycho" mode. It's now returning to theaters courtesy of Studiocanal and Rialto Pictures.

TCM is partnering with filmmaker Joshua Grossberg on a documentary about his hunt for Orson Welles’ “holy grail of cinema.”

Getting a first feature off the ground is an impressive achievement by itself, but an Oscar nomination is another feat entirely.

Venice: This long, drunken party conversation between two filmmaking titans is brain candy for cinephiles.

Hopper talks about the pains of making "Easy Rider" fireside with Welles in a new clip from the upcoming documentary "Hopper/Welles."

At the IDA Screening Series, the documentarian said seeking the truth from Welles was "a fool's journey."

"The Other Side of the Wind," which you can see for the first time ever on Netflix, was a Welles passion project based on elements of his own life.

The long-incomplete "lost film" is a different style for Welles, but it's also full of nods that consciously echoed the lauded auteur's own life and career, and a changing Hollywood.

Behind the scenes of the unprecedented restoration: How digital technology was used to solve an analog nightmare, Danny Huston ADR’ing his father’s dialogue, ILM effects shots, cracking Welles’ unique editing vision, and more.

A fascinating look inside the making of "The Other Side of the Wind," also know as "the greatest movie never released."