


It was macabre but it was also amusing because we knew the director didn't want us to take it seriously, there was no plot or story to speak of, and mainly it was short. Next, Welles puts the audience in the death house and takes him through his own electrocution. What canary does? This evidently annoys Welles because he next puts the audience in the place of a golfer who blows his drive.

I'm trying to feed you an olive." The canary doesn't want the olive. First, Welles has the camera inside a cage and tells the audience, "You are a canary. Early in his movie-making career Orson Welles, playing around with the camera, did a little experiment in which the camera took the point of view of the audience.
