Citation: Bordwell, D., Thompson, K., & Smith, J. (2020). Film art: An introduction (Twelfth, International student ed.). McGraw-Hill Education. Annotation: In the third chapter of this book, the author examines how Citizen Kane employs multiple perspectives to achieve nonlinear storytelling. The text discusses Citizen Kane's innovative use of a Multi-Perspective Narrative technique. Initially, the film employs news reports and a journalist's investigation to review Kane's life (a single perspective), introducing the enigma of "Rosebud" to drive the plot. Subsequently, the film adopts a nonlinear narrative structure, using different characters' recollections (multiple perspectives) to transport the audience back to earlier scenes, revealing previously unseen events. This method of temporal regression provides a detailed depiction of the events' progression, offering a more complete portrayal of Kane. Although Citizen Kane is a fictional biographic...