Herzog, The Wild Blue Yonder, 2005

[@maudeeb]

Pretty lo-fi film, here are some of the luxurious musical parts: 00:15:00 | 00:25:35 | 01:00:08 | 01:12:30 Album here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/bqWTcmesedZgmdU

[@marioap10]

Do you maybe know where to find the music played at 01:00:08? It's been a lot of time since i first saw that movie, but still could not find THAT music piece...

[@gastonmatocq5938]

Where can i find that piece from 25:30 on... ???? I need itttt

[@caterinap5803]

Thanks a lot!

[@musicwanderer188]

@@gastonmatocq5938 A Una Rosa · Ernst Reijseger (or sanctus)

[@musicheinaudite]

I was blown away by this movie. At the time I lived in Bologna, Italy, and in a nearby gorgeous old town (Ferrara) the musicians who recorded the soundtrack to this movie (Tenore e Concordu de Orosei) were given a live concert while the movie was screening. After the show, I was walking back home and came across the band who was having dinner at an outdoor restaurant, under a medieval portico right next to the theater. I told them they were great, they let me join their table and we had an amazing time, eating and drinking, while they told me how funny and crazy it was working with Herzog. As I went back, wondering through the ancient streets of Ferrara in a gorgeous mid-summer night, in my late 20s penniless and with no plan of what was lying ahead for me, I felt genuinely happy and the memory of it, of that one single night, still reminds me that life can be beautiful.

[@nandorludvig8531]

I did spend two weeks in Ferrara in the mid-eighties as a Hungarian visiting scientist and I was also caught in the magic of that town, having one of the best times of my life there... Indeed, this is the greatest challenge of arts and sciences, somehow capture this duality of our human existence: on one hand being alone in a space of thousands of light-years and with hardly ten millennia of civilization in the midst of billions of years -- while on the other experiencing wonders such as a dinner, a walk, a date, a conversation in the streets of Ferrara -- or Santa Fe, or Cambridge, or Casablanca or Buenos Aires. Many faced this challenge, few could respond to it...

[@iammraat3059]

This was beautiful

[@cryptosuper9968]

Dynamics

[@Valentina-de9ul]

I'm in Orosei in this moment. I'm Sardinian ❤️

[@caterinap5803]

Incantata dal film, dalla musica del mio popolo, dal tuo commento

[@inthekingdom1996]

I just started. This guy is incredible. Thanks Werner for putting him on film

[@christophlieding734]

One thing is for sure :" Werner Herzog is different. My fav. encounters at the end of the world/ white diamond and the herdsmen. Actually all of them are awesome. Hallo from Germany and Danke for the upload.

[@andretim75]

totally agree !! Herzog is amazing !!

[@714milky]

Cave of forgotten dreams is spectacular

[@EmlynBoyle]

I love the lo-fi/using real footage aspect. To do this with big budget CG, etc, would miss the point entirely. Thanks goodness for Werner Herzog.

[@WiseauSerious]

He's been on film since the 70's. He's Brad f××××ing Douriff

[@benriddings]

A true classic. Beautiful.

[@RosaLux776]

Off we go to the Enchanting Blue Yonder planet... Thanks to the Incredibile Visionary Director Mr. Herzog. Awesome music. I had a feeling some of it sounded from Sardinia... Really beautiful

[@peterduncan-i1o]

It feels as if I have had a dream of the future, the end of homo sapiens, an ancient earth recovering to prehistoric times and now digitised for posterity. And yet the film tells us we understand nothing our consciousness is but a small heartbeat in flexible time.

[@Paul-lf1bq]

One of my favourites, Brad Dourif is fantastic.

[@garbleduser]

Have you played MYST 3: Exile?

[@ruckenwind8701]

Is this the planet where he found Kinski ?

[@claudiobigolddog7002]

A Saw this film while i was studying at filmography college , a remember this film gave me a Lot of Good ideas, sorry about My english, Nice film

[@Valentina-de9ul]

Su Concordu de Orosei, Sardegna. La mia terra, Sardegna ❤️

[@milesahead69]

Thank you for sharing.

[@714milky]

I need this on blu-ray....

[@caterinap5803]

Ipnotico

[@rossturcotte419]

🌍⚡️

[@neilsimmondsmediaproject]

Every time I make something out of the leftovers in my fridge I think I've been clever.... Until I suffer the taste. You've done better Werner.

[@fromthesourcecne]

35:56

[@bardoface]

Fun. Brad Dorf’s lines are good but his delivery wasn’t. Brad is an amazing actor but he could have found a more compelling personality style for his Alien. I get the hippy as Alien loser

[@telegramsam]

I've seen enough of Dourif's work to know he can act well. I suspect his delivery is exactly whatever the director was asking for.

[@sherrilynnnelson703]

🏯🐜🐜🐜🐜🐜🐜🐜

[@benwinter2420]

Would have been a cool free flow montage except for all the fake scientists . . or maybe that was the point

[@meesalikeu]

welp i guess werner got to use up his leftover found footage and outsider music. i like dourif, but it was so lazy and annoying to make him the lead and playing up his annoying cali accent and mannerisms. if you have a big screen tv just turn the sound off, go about your housework & take a look at the images now and then.

[@WiseauSerious]

How is it a Werner Herzog "college film" when it clearly says 2005 and Brad Douriff is clearly in his 50s😂

[@flopz5896]

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[@frankprince7247]

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Wild_Blue_Yonder