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Tag Archives: Werner Herzog
Words of wisdom from Werner
Posted in Cinema, classic cinema, cult film, Documentary, experimental film, film, foreign language film, movie
Tagged Cinema, film, film advice, guerrilla film-making, movie quote, movies, Werner Herzog
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“Cave of Forgotten Dreams” & “Submarine”
A rare treat for our family yesterday: the Roxy Theater in Saskatoon was featuring two movies I’ve been anxious to see. God bless the Roxy, they even offer Saturday and Sunday matinees; so we made the short drive in to … Continue reading
Posted in Cinema, Documentary, film, film review, movie, movie review
Tagged Carole Fritz, cave art, Cave of Forgotten Dreams, Chauvet caves, coming of age film, Craig Roberts, documentary, Joe Dunthorne, Oliver Tate, paleolithic art, Peter Zeitlinger, Richard Ayoade, Sally Hawkins, Submarine, Wales, Welsh film, Werner Herzog, Yasmin Page
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New reviews posted! Read all about it!
Yes, indeed. It’s been awhile since I updated my reviews and this afternoon I added seven (7) new films to the roster: “Dante 01” (Dir. Marc Caro) “Bonnie & Clyde” (Dir. Arthur Penn) “Easy Riders & Raging Bulls” (Dir. Kenneth … Continue reading
Posted in Cinema, Documentary, film, film review, movie, movie review, science fiction film
Tagged Bannie and Clyde, Easy Riders Raging Bulls, film review, Gonzo, Grizzly Man, Hunter S. Thompson, My Best Fiend, new movie review, new reviews, Roman Polanski, The Ghost Writer, Werner Herzog
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Werner Herzog and “the ecstatic truth”
I love Werner Herzog. His films may not always be great but they are consistently singular and intriguing. Here is the transcript of a speech he presented in Milano, Italy. The preamble makes it clear these remarks were, in large … Continue reading
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Tagged Conquest of the Useless, ecstatic truth, film diary, Fitzcarraldo, speech, sublime, Werner Herzog
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Desperately Seeking Tati
Certain films are harder to find than a Republican with a heart. Jacques Tati’s “Trafic” (or “Traffic”) is one of them. Oh, sure, I know Criterion came out with a two-disc edition awhile back, but for cinephiles of limited means … Continue reading
The Allure of a Bargain Bin
I know I’m not alone when I say that when I see a bargain bin full of books, music or movies, I almost hyperventilate in excitement. Yesterday was a lovely summer day here in town so I insisted my son … Continue reading →