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Herzog Kills The Jungle
This time i picked up a critique by an artist on not art, not society but the wild nature.
Herzog’s critique is valuable precisely to me because it reveals the limits of civilized perception.
He put himself to that position voluntarily as determined for the unpredictable experiencing such conditions by convincing other people to place a film production in such conditions to satisfy the lust in his soul for exposing his subjective yet sheer realism contrarily Kinski's romantic approach.
I guard his critique because i see that the jungle is not judged here. The human mind is.
I think Herzog doesn’t describe the jungle nor universe. He describes what happens to a civilized mind when its illusions are removed.
The video: From the production of Aguirre - The Wrath Of God by Werner Herzog and Klaus Kinski
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Herzog Kills The Jungle
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