Herzog

1997
1h 30m

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Zlobec lost a woman of his life in WWII when a plane named Herzog crashed over Adriatic sea. From then on, he obsessively tried to put up an altar for her. Therefore, he was blind to many th... Read allZlobec lost a woman of his life in WWII when a plane named Herzog crashed over Adriatic sea. From then on, he obsessively tried to put up an altar for her. Therefore, he was blind to many things - including the fact that his daughter Ana has meanwhile grown into nice-looking girl... Read allZlobec lost a woman of his life in WWII when a plane named Herzog crashed over Adriatic sea. From then on, he obsessively tried to put up an altar for her. Therefore, he was blind to many things - including the fact that his daughter Ana has meanwhile grown into nice-looking girl who was at 18 years of age seduced by much older Rihard. Her lover and father are tied by... Read all

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5.4/10

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5georgec-9

Not a great film, but watchable

A curious little film.

It begins with a verse about a plane which goes down at the end of WW11. It then cuts to a scuba diver driving along a country road who meets and picks up a stylish looking lady who is travelling on roller skates and wearing a black leather mini-skirt outfit(presumably this happens all the time in Slovenia).

From there it moves to a series of other curious "mysteries" involving a former pilot in a wheelchair, etc. To say more would be to reveal too much of the relatively thin plot.

The production values are adequate, if not brilliant, and the film overall is watchable if not a likely award winner.

10paharrison1au-1

haunting,beautifully shot movie

This film is one of the best I have ever seen.The themes of love, loss and grief are covered with such emotional intensity and beauty that it is a film you can watch over and over. The music and the cinematography support the story brilliantly.It is truly a film that deserves to have a wide audience.