Hearts of Darkness: A Filmmaker's Apocalypse
Documentary • R • 1991 • 1 hr 36 min
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Love docs about the making of movies. This is one of the best.
Unbelievable. They don't make movies like that anymore.
I put Apocalypse Now on Amazing, so this can't equal it. But wow, no one is gonna make anything like this again. Ever. Batshit crazy stuff.
The ultimate story of devotion to art in conflict with reality. Beautiful.
Fantastic documentary. Love the inputs of all the cast and the perspective of his wife. Seeing uncut takes and unused footage was awesome.
It delves into the creative process of Coppola, issues with the film industry, and the trippy insanity which hung over the entire production
If you think making movies is glamorous, this film will show that you're deluded.
If you're a fan of Godfather and Apocalypse Now and hate Megalopolis, be sure to watch this documentary to see just how crazy Coppola is!
A raw, visceral, stunning look at the naming of a doomed masterpiece. It’s amazing they got anything in the can.
The making of this movie is a movie itself. Definetly worth the watch
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