Filming Othello

Year: 1978

Runtime: 84 mins

Language: English

DocumentaryTV Movie

The 1978 documentary follows Orson Welles as he both directs and appears onscreen, chronicling the production of his acclaimed 1952 film adaptation of Othello. Produced for West German television, it offers an intimate look at the filmmaking process and stands as the final feature film Welles completed before his death.

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