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Cave of Forgotten Dreams - proto-cinema
Werner Herzog Reads Where's Waldo (RyanIverson)
We search for Waldo, but what is Waldo searching for? Perhaps he's not searching at all, but running from something. Does this man even want to be found? Or, in searching for Waldo, did we really find ourselves? No, probably not.
Werner Herzog Reads all this other stuff:
Curious George
Mike Mulligan And His Steam Shovel
Madeline
Twas the Night Before Christmas
When Herzog Rescued Phoenix (by sciezata77)
Werner Herzog witnesses a car crash. Joaquin Phoenix is the driver. Joaquin attempts to light a cigarette.
Werner: Man, relax.
Joaquin (calmly): I am relaxed.
Werner: No, you are not.
Gasoline is dripping throughout the car. Werner confiscates the lighter. Now it's time to crush the rear window and pull Joaquin out. No need to thank him. Werner jumps in his car and drives off.
I think the bottom line is the poet must not avert his eyes. You have to take a bold look at what is your environment and what is around you. Even the ugly things. Even the decadent things.
-- Werner Herzog, Jan 2007
