Orson Welles’ Citizen Kane captivates the film world with his innovative and avant garde approaches. At such a young age, Welles is able to compile many visual and sound aspects to help portray emotions and feelings of the characters. He enhances the audience’s experience when he adds overlapping dialogue to the film. During this time, it was a major progression because many films’ dialogue when characters were on screen. He was not conventional, like preceding films, rather he pushed the boundaries. Welles love of hyperboles and exaggeration makes the film epic. The play on size in the film is aesthetically pleasing and complex. When Kane has to sign his business away to Thatcher, he stands in front of windows in background which gives the
