They'll Love Me When I'm Dead

Orson Welles, a Hollywood legend turned pariah, spends his final years chasing the impossible: completing his most personal and audacious film, 'The Other Side of the Wind'. The camera trails the aging genius in his European exile, where, surrounded by young acolytes and old adversaries, he shoots scene after scene with manic passion. This is not merely a documentary portrait but an immersion into creative chaos, where fiction, raw footage, interviews, and rare archives blend to tell the story of a project that became a lifelong obsession and a symbol of the artist's relentless war against the system.