Orson Welles Talks With Roger Hill

This documentary presents a 1978 filmed conversation between Orson Welles and Roger Hill, who was a significant influence in Welles's life. The film, edited down to 62 minutes from six hours of footage, captures their reflections on various topics including friendship, education, and memory.

The setting of the conversation is Welles’s home in Sedona, providing an intimate backdrop for their discussion. As a collector, you may appreciate the personal insights shared by Welles, who is renowned for his contributions to cinema, and the context provided by his mentor. The film is a rare glimpse into the thoughts of one of the most influential filmmakers of the 20th century and documents the impact of mentorship on artistic development.