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The celebrated German filmmaker Werner Herzog revisits his turbulent
and legendary love-hate relationship with actor Klaus Kinski,
which was utterly puzzling to outsiders and yet survived five
films together and mutual death threats. Using clips of Kinski's
excesses and revisiting old haunts, Herzog paints a stirring picture
of his departed comrade.
Awards
São Paulo
International Film Festival 1999
Audience Award
Best Documentary - Werner Herzog
Critics
"Kuwaiti
oil fires, Congolese torture chambers, backbreaking labour in
the Amazon jungle - Werner Herzog's quest for the extraordinary
is unique in film-making" - Michael Atkinson,
The Guardian.
Links
The
Enigma of Werner Herzog By Lyall Bush MovieMaker Magazine
Werner
Herzog: A Cinema of Vision
Werner
Herzog at IMDb
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