Tonight TCM is saluting Orson Welles, and its tribute begins with his two crowning cinematic achievements. First up is Welles’ 1941 first foray into cinema, his masterwork, Citizen Kane. Structurally and thematically, this flashback biography of a media baron was as bold then as Pulp Fiction was when it was released – and parts of it, all these decades later, still astound with their crispness of focus, depth of field and audaciousness of scope. Never take it for granted, and always