Biography
film director
Werner Herzog
Werner Herzog (Munich, Germany, 1942) grew up in a small town in Bavaria and debuted with the short film Herakles in 1962, before going on to study history, literature and theatre at the University of Munich. Since then, he has made over fifty films, including Aguirre: The Wrath of God, Fitzcarraldo, Lessons of Darkness, Grizzly Man, Encounters at the End of the World, Bad Lieutenant: Port of Call New Orleans, and Cave of Forgotten Dreams. He is universally acclaimed as one of the greatest filmmakers alive and has received several prestigious awards. He has also participated to the Torino Film Festival, presenting Grizzly Man in 2005, Into the Abyss in 2011, and The Fire Within: A Requiem for Katia and Maurice Krafft in 2022.
FILMOGRAFIA
Cast
& Credits
Plot: da motivi del racconto Der tolle Invalide auf dem Fort Ratonneau (1818) di Achim von Arnim.
Screenplay: W. Herzog.
Fotografia (35mm, b/n): Thomas Mauch.
Assistente alla fotografia: Dietrich Lohmann.
Editor: Beate Mainka, Maximiliane Mainka.
Music: Stavros Xarchakos.
Sound: Herbert Prasch.
Collaborazione: Florian Fricke, Ina Fritsche, Tasos Karobelas, Mike Piller, Thomas Hartwig, Bettina von Waldhausen, Friederike Petzold, Martje Grohmann.
Cast: Peter Broglé (Stroszek), WoUgang Reichmann (Meinhard), Athina Zacharopoulo (Nora), WoUgang von UngernSternberg (Becker), Wolfgang Stumpf (capitano), Henry van Lyck (tenente), Julio Pinheiro (zingaro), Florian Fricke (pianista), Heinz Usener (medico), Werner Herzog (soldato), Achmed Hafis (abitante del luogo), Jannakis Frasakis, Katerinaki (bambini).
Production company: Werner Herzog Filmproduktion (Monaco).
Director of Production: Nicos Triandafyllidis.
Riprese: a Kos e Creta, giugno, luglio e settembre 1967.
Costo: 400.000 marchi (circa).
Prima proiezione: 25/6/1968 al Festival di Berlino
Orso d'argento alla Berlinale 1968.