Filming 'The Trial'

The film centers around a Q&A session at USC that followed a screening of Welles' adaptation of Kafka's 'The Trial'. It was intended to be an essay-documentary, providing insights into Welles' thoughts and intentions regarding the film. However, it remains an unfinished project, as Welles did not complete the editing during his lifetime.

For collectors, 'Filming 'The Trial' represents a significant piece of cinematic history, capturing Welles' artistic vision and the context of his work. The documentary features contributions from notable figures, including Orson Welles himself, Joseph McBride, and Todd McCarthy, offering valuable perspectives on the filmmaking process and Welles' legacy.