Lost in La Mancha
Why this pick
Like Burden of Dreams, it turns an impossibly ambitious film production into a tense, funny, and revealing portrait of artistic obsession meeting physical reality.
A FILM WORTH A CLOSER LOOKTHE FEATURE PRESENTATION
IF THIS ONE STAYED WITH YOU
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SIMILAR PICKS / A PERSONAL CONNECTION
Why this pick
Like Burden of Dreams, it turns an impossibly ambitious film production into a tense, funny, and revealing portrait of artistic obsession meeting physical reality.
Why this pick
It shares Les Blank's affection for monumental artistic ambition, following a visionary project whose scale and personalities become more compelling than conventional production lore.
Why this pick
Herzog reflects on his combustible collaboration with Klaus Kinski in a personal, unruly companion to the creative extremity and human friction surrounding Fitzcarraldo.
Why this pick
This unusually close production chronicle observes creative ambition curdling under sudden opportunity, offering a more abrasive but similarly unvarnished look at filmmaking and ego.
Why this pick
A scripted, empathetic take on singular filmmaking obsession: less observational than Les Blank's documentary, but equally alive to the strange resilience required to make a personal vision real.
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01 / THE STORY
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02 / FACES IN THE FRAME

Molly / Herself

Fitzcarraldo

Wilbur

Himself

Fitzcarraldo / Himself

Himself