Burden of Dreams
Documentary • 1982 • 1 hr 37 min
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Herzog+ Kinski together doing anything is an instant watch, let alone all the other crazy that happened filming Fitzcarreldo (I can't spell)
Honestly liked it more than Fitzcarraldo. Real-life Herzog is a hilarious and fascinating character.
Herzog is one of the greats. This movie backs up my point.
An amazing look at what goes into the creation of a film. The ASMR-like qualities of Herzog’s narration are also a delight.
Provides excellent insight into the chaos and madness of filmmaking. Excellent companion piece to Fitzcarraldo
The source of so much great Herzog material. More interesting IMO than Fitzcarraldo itself.
I'd die happy if my life ends up being a quarter as cool as Werner Herzog's.
Having the need to create art is indeed a burden whether you're a filmmaker, writer, etc. Fewer admit this. Herzog is brave enough to do so.
I think Werner had a little too much angst in his 40's, but it is certainly an interesting watch.
Stranger than fiction account of one of Herzog’s most challenging endeavors. A must see for anyone who has seen Herzogs’s Fitzcarraldo.
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