La Cinematheque francaise recently ended its three-month tribute to Orson Welles, and now the National Cinema Museum in Turin is gearing up for its own exhibition, which will run from March 31 to October 5, 2026.
Lectures featuring Simon Callow, Catherine Benamou, François Thomas, Julie Vatain-Corfdir and Frédéric Bonnaud can be streamed online.
A monthly series of Orson Welles-directed movies will be screened at the Fine Arts Theatre in Beverly Hills, California, with Stanley Sheff serving as host.
“Orson Welles – Deception, Unfilmed Dreams and Screen Revolution” — a three-month film retrospective — is entering its final weeks at Cinema La Compagnia.
Amid its three-month salute to Orson Welles, the Cinémathèque Française announced that it will temporarily close its theaters following complaints from patrons about bed bugs.
Yale University will screen the 1998 reconstruction of Orson Welles’ “Touch of Evil’ as part of its Treasures from the Yale Film Archive series on November 14.
Several New Jersey institutions around Grovers Mill, New Jersey, are organizing “War of the Worlds” themed events on October 24-26, 2025 under a common umbrella framework called “Martian Weekend.”
Organizers will screen approximately 90 films, television programs, documentaries and unfinished projects in Paris during the three-month run.
Hollywood filmmaker Stanley Sheff shared his memories of working with Orson Welles and his plans for a screening of “Citizen Kane” in Beverly Hills.
Turner Classic Movies has scheduled eight Orson Welles-related films on September 23 under the unusual banner “Reverse Orson Welles.”
She told Wellesnet she will be be discussing the ongoing preservation effort of the surviving footage, as well as the history of the wartime project, when she speaks at Cinematheque francaise on October 13.
“My Name is Orson Welles,” an upcoming three-month event organized by Cinematheque francaise in Paris, will screen scores of Wellesian films and television programs beginning with 1934’s “The Hearts of Age” and concluding with the posthumously completed “The Other Side of the Wind.”