War of the Medias.

Rating: Null/10 (1 September 2003)

Orson Welles not so veiled caricature of William Randolf Hearst, which was so biting that it managed to get him blacklisted for a time.
Welles quite often paraphrased Hearst in the film ("...tell him to supply the prose, and I'll supply the war...") , and mocked him by a satirized 'paralleled' story of his life.
But without having to know the intricate and subtleties of the story, it is still one of the greatest works of cinema art to date.

It is a technical achievement in its' Black and white format and the story and performances easily stand on their own.
This is cinema 101; a must see for anyone who appreciates the silver screen as a medium for great art.