The Third Man (1949)

Orson Welles has such a fabulous on-screen presence. It's no wonder he became such a prolific filmmaker; he had such an acute understanding of storytelling. The Third Man was a reasonably striking film and another classic I didn't know anything about. It's a great mystery film with a fun twist and some stellar performances. The film making at work is a spectacle in its own right and a fantastic example of the Film Noir genre. I enjoyed the time I spent watching, but the movie hasn't stuck with me much, may give this a re-watch at some point. I would recommend to any Welles fans or fans of Noir films.