Werner Herzog Eats his Shoe

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1980
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22min

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Werner Herzog in Werner Herzog Eats his Shoe (1980)

Documental en el que el director Werner Herzog debe comer su propio zapato tras perder una apuesta con el también director Errol Morris.Documental en el que el director Werner Herzog debe comer su propio zapato tras perder una apuesta con el también director Errol Morris.Documental en el que el director Werner Herzog debe comer su propio zapato tras perder una apuesta con el también director Errol Morris.

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Trivia
The woman who helps Werner Herzog cook his shoes is the famous chef Alice Waters. The shoes were cooked in the kitchen of her restaurant, Chez Panisse, in Berkeley, California. There are shots in the film of Herzog entering the restaurant wearing his shoes, and leaving it barefoot.

Citas
Werner Herzog: Give us adequate images. We, we lack adequate images, our civilization doesn't have adequate images. And I think our civilization is doomed, is gonna die out like dinosaurs if it does not develop an adequate language or adequate images.

Conexiones
Edited from La quimera del oro (1925)

Bandas sonoras
Old Whisky Shoes
Played by Walt Solek Band
Courtesy of Starr Records

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Werner Herzog Eats His Shoe (1980)

*** (out of 4)

Funny short has director Werner Herzog eating his shoe after losing a bet to a friend. The documentary does a nice job building up tension and there's some nice side talk about the importance of film.

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**** (out of 4)

Incredible documentary from director Les Blank about the making of Werner Herzog's Fitzcarraldo. The Herzog film is one of the most amazing films I've seen and it's rather shocking, due to that film's troubled history, that a documentary was being filmed on it. In the Herzog film you realize that the main character played by Klaus Kinski was crazy because of what he was trying to do. In this documentary, you realize that Herzog was crazy for even trying to make this film.