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Don Quixote (1992)

A posthumous 1992 reconstruction of Orson Welles's long-unfinished Don Quixote project, edited by Jesús Franco from footage shot between 1957 and 1972, following Don Quixote and Sancho Panza as they wander modern Spain in pursuit of chivalric ideals. (Note: This version represents a later editorial assembly, not a film completed by Welles.

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Richard Brody 11 Mar 2013

This assemblage of Welles's footage by Jess Franco, from 1992, is crude, gappy, and slapdash, but it hardly matters: the pathos of Welles's thinly veiled self-portrait is almost unbearable.

Miles T 24 Sep 2018

This film is underrated. The current print provides more than a hint of how Welles' would have rendered the story. Welles directing is mischievous. It is possible to argue that the editing is flawed; however, the use of Welles recorded dialog (where it exists) demonstrates good faith. Equally, the quality of the print and dubbing detract from the film and suggest that a remastering (and re-dubbing) is long overdue. Whether the assembly is true to Welles intention is debatable; however, the film provides a useful insight into Welles other unfinished film - 'The Other Side of The Wind'. In fact, the themes Welles explores in his Don Quixote seem to be reflected in this later film that was completed in 2018. This is a film worth preserving.

Carrie L 10 Nov 2008

If you see this at your local independent movie rental store or on Netflix, run. Unfortunately, Mr. Welles died before he finished it, or made any notes as to his thoughts on its composition. Some poor hack inherited the yards of celluloid and plunked it together. The voice overs are terrible and you have to look long and hard for any striking imagery that you would expect. Hopefully someone someday will get hold of the original material and do something wonderful with it.

Lee B 30 Nov 2009

One of the most boring adaptations I've seen in my life.

Ian R 07 Sep 2008

Not too sure what the hell was going on here as there was clearly almost no actual footage done by Orson Welles. What there was was grainy test footage, stock footage, home movies, and the odd shot or 2 of a film mixed together with a narrator, incomprehensible storyline, and horrid dubbing. This is the ultimate rip off and attempt to cash in on a legacy.