Vienna

About This Movie

Vienna is a fascinating short from Orson Welles that feels more like a dream than a straightforward travelogue. He weaves in his signature blend of comedy and thoughtful reflection, talking about the magic of the city while surrounded by its architectural grandeur. The pacing is leisurely, allowing you to soak in the atmosphere, and Welles’ charismatic presence is undeniably captivating. What stands out here is the way he juxtaposes the historical with the fantastical, making you reconsider the very nature of storytelling. The practical effects are minimal yet effective, often relying on Welles’ engaging narrative style to pull you in. It’s a unique piece that captures a moment in time, both for Vienna and for Welles himself.

Short but rich in content.Perfect for fans of Welles’ narrative style.A glimpse into 1960s Vienna through Welles' eyes.