11 Classic Movies to See Before You Die
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10. Citizen Kane
What do you do when you’ve made the best film in history at the start of your career? Orson Welles had to face that question after he starred in and directed Citizen Kane within years of his arrival on the cinema scene. Recognised as a huge milestone in the birth of modern filmmaking, it’s still a fascinating watch today-if only so you’ll understand The Simpsons’ parody episode better. Look at for some unfairly brilliant cinematography, as well as an amazing central performance from the man himself.
