Telluride, 9/2. – GreenCine Daily

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September 2, 2007 5:14 pm
By: tiffreviews

GreenCine Daily - Is everyone at Telluride going to have a Werner Herzog story? Let’s hope so. At As Little as Possible, JJ’s got one, plus a first impression of Encounters at the End of the World, “a gorgeous hodgepodge…. This is like every Herzog film rolled into one. It is about the universe perceiving itself through our inquisitive eyes and minds. It is about man’s absurd quests, about our small and tenuous existence in the expanse of time, about the intense and forbidding and intoxicating beauty of the surroundings we are systematically studying and/or destroying. It is also a more convincing account of the seriousness of climate change than anything Al Gore or Leonardo DiCaprio has conjured.” More from Mike Jones at Variety’s Circuit: “Ken Burns introduced Werner Herzog as the only filmmaker in the Guinness Book of World Records who has shot a film on every continent, Antarctica being the last.”… [Full Story]

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