“Fire of Love:” The Oscar-Nominated Doc About a Fatal Love for Volcanoes | Amanpour and Company

[@Erik_The_Viking]

A grew up watching their videos. They were incredible volcanologists. Some of the bravest people around - they got some of the best volcano footage.

[@curiousworld7912]

I've long loved watching volcano documentaries, often featuring the Kraftts. They were an amazing couple, and did introduce most of us to what volcanoes looked like as they erupted. Following a passion such as volcanology, certainly took a lot of courage, and I believe they were devoted to each other, as well.

[@robertskolimowski7049]

An absorbing informative interview, lovely delivered by a beautiful and clever woman, good for her👏

[@thinkabout602]

What a wonderfully presented film about Volcanoes and Love ☮💚

[@sherrytaha9268]

Thank you, Sara Dosa. Grateful for you.

[@annahui9919]

Director Sara Dosa Thank for your beautiful documentary. I’m waiting to watch this wonderful film. From 🇨🇦 ❤

[@carolyngarman1422]

I saw Maurice and Katia Kraft at a Conference on Volcanology in Hilo, Hawaii in 1987 where they presented a film and narrated it in person. It was a real treat. I was devastated to learn of their deaths by pyroclastic flows on Mt Unzen in 1991.

[@pamelahamilton2525]

I am in a deep study of: #LifeStory, #LifePath, #LifeJourney, #LifeLessons...this couple 💑 just WOW! A passion for volcanos 🌋 Film 🎥 makers...I salute 👏 you!

[@murrynathan]

This doc has a great soundtrack by Nicolas Godin from the band AIR.

[@sophocles1198]

The director's hair is very interesting

[@cherylalt101]

It's the bangs lol! She has this soft, slightly wavy, lovely hair and then the stark contrast of the short, hard, straight line of the bangs which reminds me of Mo from the Three Stooges. They used to say your mother put a bowl on your head to give a haircut that had bangs like this. Somehow it suits this lady by opening up her sweet, smiling face. Interesting is a very diplomatic (?) choice of words. The director is talking about volcanic eruptions and love and death, yet she's so charming and earnest and makes me smile just watching her speak. Definitely, a very interesting personality and haircut lol!

[@witriole_22]

Miranda July is narrating?

[@erickane7093]

Now that’s a very hot couple! Fiery hot!

[@Pou1gie1]

The nervous ticks of this interview subject are very distracting. All the gesticulation and mouth clicking and sucking sounds are a bit annoying (also, she keeps looking down at her notes).

[@lam6572]

Sara Dosa is a young newcomer … ANYONE (male or female) is apt to show some nervous excitement about finally winning international praise for one’s film! Congrats to Sara Dosa & crew! Fortunately, the “volcano lovers” had no dependent children ? …Otherwise, Sara Dosa’s smiling giddiness here could possibly seem to be an attempt to gloss over as ok the couple’s “thrill seeking,” volcano-courting obsession. After all, this “up beat” film is streaming now on Disney. These two adventurers were certainly trailblazing volcanologists, as well as artists!…R.I.P. The dual of Beauty & Death is always a draw. Yes, I will see the “Fire of Love.”

[@thinkabout602]

@@lam6572 yes 👍

[@Starclimber]

Actually, that's 'tics', and the only noticeable nervous clickings and suckings emanated from your puerile comment.

[@cherylalt101]

I didn't even notice any of that as distracting. I thought she was so sweet and charming, and her beautiful smile emphasized how taken she was with her subjects and their story.

[@thinkabout602]

@@cherylalt101 100%

[@catchingthemoon]

This was an amazing documentory. Thank you.