My Dinner with Werner

After the chain of roumors about the main characters relation, easy to define it as a pure realistic short film.

In fact, not the conflict, violence, dark humor or the lady in red are the good point but the nice use of references . And, sure, the acting.

If the relation Kinski - herzog is unfamiliar, fair to define this short film as just crazy. If you are familiar, delightful sounds not so eccentric.

In short, a blind date of Werner Herzog, a bizarre dialogue with the partner, a young actress in red dress, the truth defined in restroom and a sort of western in wich poisoned chapagne and a gun are the tool of war between fetish actor and the director of Nosferatu.

The end, good one, off course.

Wernor Herzog is seeking love, but his frenemy Klaus Kinski has other plans. You only have to be slightly familiar with the filmmaker and actor to enjoy the jokes. Much of it is over-the-top slapstick and running gags. The actors portraying director and actor are brilliant.

I haven't laughed this hard in a while and you really don't know what to expect or who might be part of Kinski's plan.