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Film · 2005 · Documentary

Grizzly Man

Directed by Werner Herzog
2005
★ 6.7 editorial score

A hundred hours of video shot by a man who camped among Alaskan grizzlies, edited by Werner Herzog, who disagrees with him completely: two views of nature, arguing across the cut.

“The documentary is an uncommon meeting between Treadwell's loony idealism, and Herzog's bleak worldview. Treadwell's footage is sometimes miraculous, as when we see his close bond with a fox who has been like his pet dog for 10 years...Against this is Herzog, on the soundtrack: "I believe the common character of the universe is not harmony, but hostility, chaos and murder."”
— Roger Ebert · rogerebert.com
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2005Depicts 2000s

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