Revolutionizing Cinema: Innovations in Film

This chapter explores the significant advancements in filmmaking techniques that emerged during the mid-1920s, with a special emphasis on Orson Welles' 'Citizen Kane'. The conversation highlights revolutionary storytelling methods such as nonlinear narratives and innovative visual techniques like deep focus and jump cuts. Additionally, it examines the lasting impact of these innovations on contemporary cinema and the trailblazing contributions of directors like Fritz Lang and the French New Wave filmmakers.