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a story from The Guardian ⚠️ › International
The German actor’s real-life meltdown is the springboard for this compelling autofictional account, in which the author sets out to write about Kinski during lockdown
A show-stealing villain in spaghe…
60 days ago
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a story from The Guardian ⚠️ › International
The director’s provocative seventh book takes in toupees, AI and a pig in a sewer. Should we take him seriously?
At 83, Werner Herzog is a living legend who can and does do precisely what he wants. Li…
3 months ago
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a story from The Guardian ⚠️ › International
In his inimitable fashion, Herzog follows a South African naturalist’s quest to discover a new species of elephant in Angola
Werner Herzog has once again shown his flair – his genius, perhaps – for lo…
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The Ceremony is an award-winning film about migrant workers on a grim mission with a corpse. Its director relives a January shoot hampered by hailstones, flash floods and frozen moors
‘The Yorkshire D…
5 months ago
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a story from The Guardian ⚠️ › International
Coppola said his masterpiece Apocalypse Now ‘is not about Vietnam; it is Vietnam’ – this superb film shows how little he was exaggerating
The greatest ever making-of documentary is now on re-release: …
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Spielberg, 78, has announced he’ll keep making films till he dies – and he’s a spring chicken next to Coppola, Scorsese, Werner Herzog and Ridley Scott, all still working in their 80s. What makes dir…
6 months ago
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a story from The Guardian ⚠️ › International
A rerelease of the documentary about the German film-maker’s operatic adventure in the Peruvian jungle is a compelling portrait of an artist obsessed
In 1982, film-maker Les Blank released this sombre…
8 months ago
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a story from The Guardian ⚠️ › International
Loch Ness Monster hunters have included the Chuckle Brothers – and even David Lean. As the Scottish icon is honoured in a new stamp and a stirring musical, we separate the classy from the crackpot
It …
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