In one scene in this film, a man describes an incident in 1896 when he saw a girl carrying a white parasol and the persistence of this memory. In another sequence, a child says "Merry Christmas" to his guardian, which is immediately followed by a flash-forward decades later of the guardian saying "and a happy new year." One item in this movie is the titular character's Declaration of Principles, of which a copy is retained by Jedediah Leland. This movie begins with a fake newsreel in which a narrator describes the titular character as "America's Kubla Khan," a reference to his private estate named Xanadu. The most well known object in this film is the titular charact
In one scene in this film, a man describes an incident in 1896 when he saw a girl carrying a white parasol and the persistence of this memory. In another sequence, a child says "Merry Christmas" to his guardian, which is immediately followed by a flash-forward decades later of the guardian saying "and a happy new year." One item in this movie is the titular character's Declaration of Principles, of which a copy is retained by Jedediah Leland. This movie begins with a fake newsreel in which a narrator describes the titular character as "America's Kubla Khan," a reference to his private estate named Xanadu. The most well known object in this film is the titular character's boyhood toy, a sled. For 10 points, identify this classic 1941 film of Orson Welles about the quest to find the meaning of the protagonist's final utterance, "Rosebud."
In one scene in this film, a man describes an incident in 1896 when he saw a girl carrying a white parasol and the persistence of this memory.
{Citizen Kane}