eddieonfilm.blogspot.com - 7/8/2009
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By Edward Copeland Of all the Herzog films I watched in preparation for this week, Even Dwarfs Started Small is the only film I came close to not finishing because it's just that damn odd. You know you're in for something way off the beaten path when the DVD commentary contains (as do most ...
thehousenextdooronline.com - 7/6/2009
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eddieonfilm.blogspot.com - 7/6/2009
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By Edward Copeland For reasons that really have
no rational explanation, a phase I started going through...
watching Werner Herzog films that I hadn't seen seemed to coincide with a week that I knew would take me out of commission. So as a result, I ...
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It's Herzog Week at ECOF
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... As part of Edward Copeland's week long look at the works of the works of Werner Herzog, he has posted a negative review of Even Dwarves Started Small, which provoked both Ben and I to leap to the film's defense. It has also led Ben to add a few thoughts onto our original review, and you can find these additions at the end of the original review, which is ...
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ATWT: Let me ask you about this book you have coming out, “The Conquest of the Useless”.
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guardian.co.uk 9/4/2009 — Let's have a drink and make up, says Werner Herzog, after Abel Ferrara criticises new version of Bad Lieutenant It was shaping up to be the film festival's equivalent of a pub brawl, a bloody showdown between two notorious loose cannons of world ...
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TIFF #7: It was a very good day
blogs.suntimes.com 9/15/2009 — I saw three new movies on Monday. Each one could have been the best film of the day. I can't choose among them, so alphabetically: Werner Herzog's "Bad Lieutenant: Port of Call New Orleans," Atom Egoyan's "Chloe" and Rodrigo Garcia's...
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