Citizen Kane 1941 Orson Welles' timeless masterpiece was named "Best American Film of All Time" and "Best Film of All Time" by critics and filmmakers by the American Film Institute in a British Film Institute poll. Citizen Kane has proudly held these titles for more than half a century. 25-year-old "boy genius" Orson Welles, his first feature film Citizen Kane, technical innovations such as the "clear depth of field" he brought to the cinema, Welles' complex scenario and became one of the most important films in the history of cinema. extensive processing of the character. William Randolph Hearst, one of the biggest media bosses of the period, strongly opposed the release of this movie, which he believed was about his own life, and even offered the producer of RKO money well above the production costs to destroy the movie. . In the movie, wealthy media magnate Charles Foster Kane dies in his magnificent Xanadu mansion and, at his last breath, whispers a word that no one can understand: "Rosebud". All the media are mobilized to find the meaning of Kane's last word, and each person spoken reveals a different side of Kane's life. But Rosebud remains a mystery.