Werner Herzog - Berlinale 2012 (In English)

Werner Herzog's Death Row, a work that has an unusual format for a film festival, was given a platform at the Haus der Berliner Festspiele. The former President of the International Jury (Berlinale 2010) presented his four-part TV series, each of which gives an individual portrait of a person who has been sentenced to death in the USA. Afterwards, the audience had the opportunity to discuss what they had seen with Werner Herzog.

[@Utroll]

I would not exchange one Herzog against whole hollywood.

[@mandala4240]

But isn't Werner Herzog himself is a sort of psychoanalyst. "I want to know their dreams"....Bit paradoxical. I real practical psychologist's job is to cultivate a sort of strength so that we may keep moving effectively. A pseudo psychologist is impotent and is a mistake.

[@doomsdayZen]

I love that Herzog is such a real guy. He always seems authentic and never like he's trying to be something he's not.

[@LisaODavis]

Wow, I had to make one more comment about what he said about the twenteth century being a mistake because of psychology. Hmmm. That is really something to think about! While I have always read and respected Freud and Jung, this really makes me think, especially since I respect him (Werner) more. Wow.He always makes me think about things I have never thought before. An incredible person!

[@toricaswell4972]

I love this so much. The material he chooses is interesting and personal. His interview style is genius, he seeks deep connection with his subject, not emotional or sensational but human and fundamental. He leaves space for the answer of one question to dictate his next question. I think that's why his squirrel question worked to "unravel" the Chaplin. What a beautiful man, a true listener. His films are gifts.

[@edmund184]

shame Werner's not in London for the 2 month National Film Theatre retrospective on his work at the moment.

[@LisaODavis]

Thank you for the video, I know very few people in this day that are as able to communicate so intelligently, filmwise and speaking like this.

[@Zerlono1]

vanner hatzook is what it sounded like when she said werner herzog at the beginning

[@assaidsly]

"tell me about an encounter with a squirrel". This guy is hilarious.

[@arronaux]

Werner Herzog, is one of my favorite directors. Thank you.

[@tonyalynn4610]

Thank you so much for this upload. It's Great!!

[@arronaux]

You are welcome :)
I love Werner Herzog's Cinema.

[@arronaux]

Thanks for the info. You are right.

[@storakalle]

Herzog got talent!

[@arronaux]

You are welcome :)