Join us for an enlightening conversation between acclaimed filmmaker Werner Herzog and renowned composer/cellist Ernst Reijseger. In this video, they delve into their collaborative work on 'Hearsay of the Soul' and other films, providing a unique insight into the relationship between film and music.
Recorded live at the Harold M. Williams Auditorium at the Getty Center, this discussion offers a glimpse into the creative process of two masters of their respective arts. Herzog and Reijseger share their experiences, inspirations, and challenges, shedding light on their artistic synergy. Herzog also gets candid in his views on the Internet and his “trolls,” impersonators, and fans.
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The event took place Saturday, August 3, 2013.
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