An Evening with Werner Herzog
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- čas přidán 29. 09. 2010
- One of the most distinctive filmmakers of our time, Werner Herzog has been called the “romantic visionary” of the New German Cinema movement. His edgy, larger-than-life films fuse the epic with the intimate, redefining the scale and scope of filmmaking to include more than 60 works shot on every continent. He appears in conversation with acclaimed author and essayist, Pico Iyer at UC Santa Barbara. [10/2010] [Show ID: 18698]
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One of the great living human beings. Legend.
+LED1512
I concur.
Absolutely
Amazing & awe inspiring
He is great! He is a giant of humanity
It's more than coincidental that the most interesting, ambitious, & inspiring people have had hardships in their childhood.
Werner Herzog voice and accent are absolutely iconic !
You should see his films!
"The world reveals itself to those who travel on foot" is a top-class meditation.
Ironically, Werner thinks meditation is stupid.
@@sspbrazilWhat ? Dude, he made a film as an homage to Tibetan Buddhism called Wheel of Time. Tibetan monks mediate. They strive for perennial meditation.
I think you just made that comment because you think meditation is stupid. I don't know why. You should try it.
@@jimreily7538 nope, look it up, he’s said it many times and he also thinks psychology and self reflection are the biggest mistakes of the 20th century, because he made a documentary on monks (which I know) doesn’t mean he thinks mediation and self reflection aren’t stupid and the monks have dedicated their lives to that life, so it’s something they can master, westerners don’t have the faculty to do that.
@@sspbrazil I did look it up, I cannot find it. Where did he say meditation was stupid ? What type of meditation ? Transcendental meditation is very different from mindfulness meditation.
Such an inspiring man, will never forget seeing Lessons of Darkness for the first time, such an experience, his 'documentaries / mockumentaries' are truly of great inspiration. He not only invented or at least reinvented cinema but also was the initiator of much of content being found here on youtube, without many of the makers knowing, therefor alone everyone should know his works and understand his artistic perspective.
OMG I love Werner ❤️
Skip to 8.50 for Herzog
One of the best directors ever!
1.30.00 -1.35.00 , blagging his way into working for NASA, hunted by immigration authorities, escaping across the border to Mexico, to working riding bucking broncos at the rodeo, to ski jumping, to being banged up in an African prison... Just a few of the things he got up to! This is the definition of a life lived
41:12 Talking about Grizzly Man (2005). a film I LOVE.
51:10 About Werner directing subjects in documentary films (a big no no for some doc filmmakers).
52:52 The phone directory is full of "facts".
I was specifically looking for the part at 51 minutes, so thanks.
I've gone through this in its entirety no less than 3 times so far.
One of the funniest men alive. 'Herzog on Herzog', is frickin hilarious.
This changed my life.
52:33 "Happy New Years, losers!"
I just want him to narrate my life!
The most important quote of all time at 52:34
Hell yes!
I love this man so much.
An enjoyable discussion.
the way he look at things is like an Alien who came on earth from some billion light years away planet.
In 5000 years when archaeologists are examining the ruins of cities from our time, will they think sex toy shops are full of fertility idols? I ask this because everytime we dig up a dildo from Ancient times, we say it is a fertility statue. There are actual fertility statues from ancient times, but when they find a marble life size penis, polished completely smooth, it's a dildo.
@howsdo Why do I care so much? Because it is funny. You should retire from your job as a keyboard psychologist if you think I care "so much". Ancient Greeks, Romans, and others made dildos, fucked themselves and each others. The funny part is when the snobbish specialists who have spent their entire lives in libraries look at them and say "It must be a fertility statue". Anything they find they don't understand they will say "It's a religious object". In 200 years archaeologists will think schematic diagrams contain religious symbols. -IiIiIi+
He is truly an inspiration in how to live.
This was SOO great. Thank you so much.
My favourite film maker.
Mine too
Always wonderful in interview!
He is the Gold Standard of fully realized artistic human beings since Michaelangelo
thank you Very Much for posting this interview... something really worth spending 2 hours watching.
Quite an educational video .. many thanks ...
Herzog blows my mind
I am not concerned with my own culture as I do not have one to speak of. But having lived in different parts of the world, I see how much everyone of them have to offer. Nobody forces anyone else to do anything but the powerful have always manipulated the gullible and trusting since time immemorial. Christianity is the greatest example of it. I only try with my puny effort to make people aware of the dangers of following blindly. Tinsel is always attractive to the immature.
This came up when I Googled 'ASMR for filmmakers'
Paradoxically a humanizing character who incarnates a lifetime company. Werner Herzog soothing voice illuminates the path of a deep cave, not to cast a shadow but rather forge one out like the entanglements of a dead spirit. His anthropological existence about the memory of choice or something so human as the act of will is extraordinarily perpetrated through various marks and lead ways he insinuates through the mundane.
When is Werner Herzog going to read the New York phone directory? It would be quite pleasant.
a great intro for a great man, incredible !
"my son, my son, what have you done" amazing film !!
, art imitating life, and, we even got to meet the real guy, omg, amusing seeing werner so creeped out lol
, and the great david lynch connection :))
Ah... The most important issue we face today. Afraid it may be impossible to do it. Too late. All we can do is built mental defenses and hope for the best.
paradox: would i be wasting the world, watching an 1 1/2 hour interview of werner Herzog, as he says?
I do recommend reading CONQUEST OF THE USELESS. I dont know whether to agree with Herzog saying that he is the only one who can write prose anymore, but it surely knocked me out. In fact, it's better than the movie which it is about (Fitzcarraldo).
Our everyday existence has become so habitual, where language is a component of abstraction. A vehicle which allows removing ourselves from time in the same relation we as humans, understand the construction of a phrase through the pronunciation of a verb. The Divine Verb is at the center of his permanence…
Profound
Click 8:51 to directly go to Herzog
Never have I seen such truth in a single sentence. Wonderful phrasing of a ghastly reality.
Which sentence?
@@Vingul 9 years later and we still don't know which sentence
@@RolandRED it breaks my heart..
Honest storyteller !
Diversity is what I am talking about. You are right that most Europeans keep to their culture, being proud of it. It is not the same all over the world. In fact I believe the world has to have a common language in order to communicate. Tell me how many Brits, Americans, Canadians and Australians speak any other language or know anything that is really happening elsewhere? Ich bin ein Berner aus der Schweiz. I am an Indian who has lived over 20 years in Switzerland.
Hmmmmmmm Epic stuff.
ahh it was here ! read for progression!
At the end of the interview proper, Herzog's telling of his idea for a movie "Bucking Fastards" about the twin sisters is spellbinding.
He is legend
It is the differences that make us interesting to each other not similarity except for the immature!
A very cool German....I don't know many.
+Let'sGo Surfing Technically he might be German, but a lot about him is actually really Bavarian! Big difference!
@@CCervido not rly
@@BananaRama1312 Bavaria relates to Germany like Texas to the US or Scotland to the UK. Whether or not that are big differences depends a lot on who you are asking.
@@CCervido can u give me some examples what about him is bavarian?
I love werner.
Guy at the beginning said retarded and no body freaked out. It was nice.
You should write a Book. There seems to be a lot of Wisdom in You.
The Louis Trenker of Bavarian filmmakers.
This is coming from reading, nay, surviving two of his essays
i could listen to this cat talk until my bones turn to powder. so cool. so sublime. so sexy. oh, werner....!
Reject it!
That is both true and untrue. It is true with public TV broadcasters but the willingness to sell VIVA to MTV when it was started to be independent of MTV. No surprise the channel has been crap for over a decade thanks to MTV.
52:04 epic
We dance.
22:00
43:00
51:30
1:12:30
1:16:40
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Intelligence is your ability to adapt to your environment.
Makes sense, right?
The only problem I see is the drowning of other languages and cultures and all of us becoming clones of each other. There is no other problem, in fact there are advantages of understanding each other better but only superfullouslly, making us all as shallow as the majority today.
Werner Herzog is the only real human being left. The only real man around.
90% of the comments here are just terrible. "he´s bad because he has different opinions than me". oh my god. students are so stupid today.
proof?
Such an attention whore.
Nobody cares about Herzog when he's acting like a typical old man
I haven't heard him criticize capitalism
Herzog shouldn't criticize revolution and socialism
His accent and robotic voice is annoying
and the worst is:
Werner's lastest BS Film about the poor poor murderers on death row, makes one want to puke. Werner proclaims his "German culture" makes him against capital punishment. Yeah, Werner thinks people should be killed in showers with their kids like the Germans did
americans totally deserve trump!
don't you think that the use of capital punishment in the third reich is exactly why he is opposed to it? you can't possibly be this stupid good lord
I want to see the chicken twins.
I haven't heard him criticize capitalism. That would be much more useful.
Ask Werner
If you understand English, you'll know that is exactly what I said in the first place!
he peers say he is over rated
i dont know...
I do not believe it can be regulated in any way, it is just up to every individual to be aware of both sides of the coin. A culture is developed according to a peoples’ environment and past. Systemising it will only create problems as in the democratic system where the majority dictate how a minority should behave. Globalisation creates other problems especially for the so called developing world that the developed world can never imagine but is too much to relate here.
52:34
Something tells me he didn’t go down there for an Ayahuasca ceremony.
Proof Werner is not of this earth: 1:15:30 ...the object of his sentence is possessed by "us" ...of this planet.
The Louis Trenker of Bavarian filmmaking.
That guy, Pico's, constant humming is so obnoxious.
You wouldn't if you read him.
we have to avoid the multiple meaning of words :D
Livy was Roman, not Greek, brah.
A matter of opinion as it should be.
Happy New Years; LOSERS 💀❤️
Herzog thinks there are only 3 or 4 good films per year because he lives in LA.
he is giving san francisco a bad rap.
The subtitles quaity is not that good, it's almost funny reading them....
It's because they are automatic. Nobody wrote them, you see..
Pronounced "Hurts-og", Yank.
adamtzsch it really isn’t but this is the closest an english speaker will come
A discursive speaker, to say the least.
Anti grav, Werner, has been around since the 1950s.
Isn't it him a bit arrogant, even though is a great director, don't know about writer and that, he just can't stop talking about himself, still cant judge him, maybe he is allowed to be this proud.
fuck offf
He has a right to be, the interview is about him after all, not to mention that Herzog has probably experienced, and done more things in a single year of his career than most people will get to do in their lifetimes.
I know, what he have done in life and in cinema makes him at the level of his ego, which isn't that over the top. Thanks we got him here to hear about his good stuff.
An interview with Werner Herzog about Werner Herzog's life and career talks about Werner Herzog a lot? Holy shit, I didn't see that coming. What an arrogant self absorbed prick.
Dipshit.
You all win, he is one of those characters that has to be heard, and I do often. Glad to get to know who he is and his amazing life and teachings. I probably have hear all his stories and was quick to judge without any fuckin respect. Did it again:wrong, inopportune and iconoclastic without reason.
Herzog shouldn't criticize revolution and socialism. He is very ignorant at times.
Though directing Grizzly Man and all, he kind of ruined the film for me by talking himself.. His accent and robotic voice is annoying
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