From its very first iconic shot—a virtuoso long take following a ticking bomb in the trunk of a car as it winds its way toward the Mexican-American border—Orson Welles’ lesser-known but just as influential film takes us deep into the heart of corruption in a Mexican border town. Historically significant in a number of ways, from its stature as the last classic film noir to its casting of Charlton Heston as a Mexican government official, and the controversy over the studio’s recut of the movie for its original release (making it Welles’ swan song to Hollywood), this atmospheric triumph features Welles’ signature use of deep space and a complex puzzle-like narrative, as well as enthralling performances by Janet Leigh, Marlene Dietrich, and Welles himself.