Review of The Hearts of Age (1934) by Martin T — 22 Sep 2009
Early Welles, with some blooming indications of genius in the film's lyricism. However, I couldn't tell at the time if it was surrealism or just damned confusing. I have since learned it was Welles making fun of surrealism, which explains the silliness.
The blackface is most regrettable.
This review of The Hearts of Age (1934) was written by Martin T on 22 Sep 2009.
The Hearts of Age has generally received mixed reviews.
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