With this documentary, Morgan Neville has made a movie about Orson Welles that would have transfixed the great master himself.

[Not] just a companion piece to The Other Side of the Wind. As it turns out, bearing Welles's words in mind, it becomes almost a meta version of Welles's movie. I would like to think that the great magician himself would have approved.

The movie can't help but portray [Welles] as an inspired and inspiring figure.

Combine this with insightful interviews and joyful narration from Alan Cumming, and we get quite the look into Welles’ psyche, turning the documentary from light-hearted to somewhat tragic.