Orson Welles' ambitious adaptation of Don Quixote has remained unfinished for more than seven decades. The project, which began with the first frames shot by Welles, has become a significant part of film history.
Currently, a team of film archivists is collaborating across three countries, hoping that the 30 hours of footage they have gathered will be sufficient to realize Welles' vision.
This endeavor not only aims to bring Welles' artistic aspirations to fruition but also highlights the challenges and complexities involved in film restoration efforts.