Citizen Kane

After the American newspaper tycoon Kane (Orson Welles) died, leaving behind his "last words" "rosebuds" at the Sauna Manor, a young reporter was commissioned by the media to investigate the meaning of these four words. Then, he visited Kane's colleagues and friends during his lifetime and learned about it from the mouth of Bernstein, the chairman of the newspaper. From Leland's account, he learned about Kane's rise to prominence and how he created public opinion to involve the United States in the 1897 War. From Leland's account, he also learned about Kane's marriage to Emily, the niece of the US President, his complicated relationship with his second wife (singer) Susan, and his failure in the presidential election. After listening to a lot of stories, the reporter went to the library to look up detailed information about Kane. He also knew more about Kane, including his youth experiences and his relationship with his mother. However, he still didn't know the meaning of the four words "Rosebud".