AtD Goes Live

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I whole heartedly agree---Herzog is a fascinating speaker, and the 
little Dieter story is incredible--I spent four hours with Dieter after 
a screening of Little Dieter Learns to Fly several years ago--it is a 
Herzog-ized accounting of an amazing story (fictionalized doesn't seem 
right--always keep in mind, when dealing with H.  "There are deeper 
strata 
<http://personals.actforlove.org/p/circle/search.cgi?m=2028152_55566&dcb=personals.actforlove.org&kwd=deeper+strata> 
of truth in cinema, and there
is such a thing as poetic, ecstatic truth 
<http://personals.actforlove.org/p/circle/search.cgi?m=2028152_55566&dcb=personals.actforlove.org&kwd=ecstatic+truth>. 
It is mysterious and elusive 
<http://personals.actforlove.org/p/circle/search.cgi?m=2028152_55566&dcb=personals.actforlove.org&kwd=elusive>, 
and can be reached only through fabrication and imagination and 
stylization."

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hilary y wrote:

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>   wow, if you are in the area, I would recommend going. I have seen Herzog a
>   coupla times and he is great. Just hearing him speak is great. He is a
>   true artist and his mind just flows.
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>   I think the idea of having someone in conversation is good. It should keep
>   him on track and come scintillating stuff shoudl come out.
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>   Hilary
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>   (knocked
>   Monte Davis <monte.davis at verizon.net> wrote:
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>   "Was the 20th Century a Mistake?"
>   Werner Herzog in conversation
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>   [1]http://www.nypl.org/research/chss/pep/pepdesc.cfm?id=2669
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