Director:
Werner HerzogGuión:
Werner HerzogCámara:
Peter ZeitlingerMúsica:
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Werner Herzog, Klaus Kinski, Isabelle Adjani, Claudia Cardinale, Eva Mattes, Mick Jagger, Jason Robards, Maximilian Schell, Lucki Stipetic (arch.)Sinopsis(1)
Debido a un cúmulo de circunstancias, a la edad de trece años, el adolescente Werner Herzog convive en Munich, durante algunos meses, en el mismo apartamento con Klaus Kinsi. Desde las primeras cuarenta y ocho horas, Kinski, con una crisis de rabia, se dedica a destrozar todos los muebles. Esta crisis de furia será la primera de una larga serie. (Manga Films S.L.)
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Klaus Kinski is a first-class acting psychologist. What he did with his relationship with Werner Herzog probably won't be seen with any other actor in relation to the director. I recommend this documentary to anyone who loves movies so they could see how an actor can behave. The Indian offers, the kick-off of an ultra-poisonous snake or the brutal fit of rage towards Werner are the worst things you can't even imagine, and they have little to do with professionalism. All the more haunting is the peace of mind of Werner Herzog, who radiates more fear than the loud-mouthed Kinski. Believe me, you wouldn't want to be extras in any movie starring Kinski. Worst case scenario, you would survive.
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