What was televised Friday: "The other side of the wind" and "The house of cards"

"House of Cards" is coming back for one last season. After decades buried and unfinished, "The other side of the wind" Orson Welles debuts on Netflix.

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HOUSE OF CARDS sure Netflix. Robin Wright is leading the sixth and final season of Netflix's troubled political drama after Kevin Spacey was ousted amid allegations of sexual misconduct last year. Last season ended with Wright's character Claire Underwood succeeding the US presidency of her dishonored husband, Frank Underwood (played by Spacey). This season will show how she is coping in a new society, including Diane Lane and Greg Kinnear, in the shoes of Koch's siblings, in search of influence. The first episode begins with Claire's hearing of reports of online threats being made against her, a sign of the split friendship with passion she now leads.

THE OTHER SIDE OF THE WIND (2018) sure Netflix. When Orson Welles started filming "The Other Side of the Wind" in 1970, he hardly imagined that most viewers would see it for the first time 48 years later. customers. But we are there.

Welles' film, left unfinished after his death in 1985 and now part of the folklore of moviegoers, is finally making its debut on Netflix after a few years. festival screenings during the last two months. "The Other Side of the Wind" was directed by a group including 2010 Academy Award-winning editor Bob Murawski for his work on "The Hurt Locker". It tells the story of an aging director (John Huston) who, after being killed in a car accident, leaves behind the unfinished footage of an experimental film. Peter Bogdanovich as a young director and Susan Strasberg as a severe film critic are also part of the cast. Real life critic Manohla Dargis called the film of choice the New York Times critic.

They will love me when I'm dead (2018) sure Netflix. Filmmaker Morgan Neville ("Do you want to be my neighbor?", "20 Feet From Stardom") directed this documentary on the making of "The Other Side of the Wind" of Welles. This film is an unusual production of the film (it was shot in several pieces, from 1970 to 1976) and partly to the director himself. The documentary can also be treated as a companion to "The other side of the wind". or as a stand-alone window, exceptionally candid, about how Welles works.