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Friday April 14, 2017

Day: April 14, 2017

Review

Truth and Fiction: Werner Herzog’s Salt and Fire and Queen of the Desert

April 14, 2017
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By John Duncan Talbird. It’s hard to know why Werner Herzog still makes fiction films. He clearly loves to travel to strange and wonderful places as part of his work, to film these landscapes and interpret them. He has the loose, improv nature of the documentarian and his recent documentaries are […]

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