They’ll Love Me When I’m Dead

Morgan Neville
Part of

56th New York Film Festival

September 28 - October 14, 2018

Morgan Neville’s documentary proves that the story of the making of Orson Welles’s The Other Side of the Wind is as engrossing and rich in character and incident as the film itself, and perhaps even more epic in scale.

DIRECTOR
Morgan Neville
YEAR
2018
COUNTRY
USA
RUNTIME
98 minutes

Extended conversation with Frank Marshall, Filip Jan Rymsza, Peter Bogdanovich, Bob Murawski, and Morgan Neville (moderated by Kent Jones and Martin Scorsese) on September 29, following The Other Side of the Wind (get tickets here).

The story of the making of The Other Side of the Wind is as engrossing and rich in character and incident as the film itself, and perhaps even more epic in scale. Morgan Neville’s documentary complements and deepens the experience of Welles’s film by placing it within the context of his life and career, setting the scene and the particular mood of Hollywood in the early 1970s, and chronicling every last creative, legal, financial, and behavioral twist and turn on the circuitous road from the first set-up to the first official screening almost 50 years later. The title, of course, comes from none other than Welles himself. A Netflix release.


Morgan Neville will participate in an NYFF Live free talk on September 30.

They’ll Love Me When I’m Dead
They’ll Love Me When I’m Dead
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