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An early Herzog documentary, and one of his most fascinating and effective, Great Ecstasy showcases the lesser known sport of ski-flying, a bigger, higher, longer, crazier version of ski-jumping. The focal point is Swiss 70’s champ Walter Steiner – lanky, floppy-haired, a little dorky, considered in manner – and the increasing dangers of the sport as longer hills and higher ramps butt up ...
Great Ecstasy of Woodcarver Steiner, The (1974) *** (out of 4) Another interesting documentary from the German director. The film takes a look at Walter Steiner, a Swedish ski jumper who was considered the greatest in history. At least he was considered the greatest when this film was made and since I'm not too familiar with the sport I can't say if he has been pasted or not. The film, like ...
15. Apr. 2011 · Herzog's first appearance in one of his own films was in a 1974 German TV documentary. In The Great Ecstasy of Woodcarver Steiner (Die Grosse Exstase des Bildschnitzers Steiner), his subject is a ...
An early Herzog documentary, and one of his most fascinating and effective, Great Ecstasy showcases the lesser known sport of ski-flying, a bigger, higher, longer, crazier version of ski-jumping. The focal point is Swiss 70’s champ Walter Steiner – lanky, floppy-haired, a little dorky, considered in manner – and the increasing dangers of the sport as longer hills and higher ramps butt up ...
Steiner does not so much aim to win medals as to pursue his “dreams of flying”. Herzog, through his cinematographic process, extends the temporality of the flight, in which (enlever the) slow motion bears witness to the beauty of the gesture, yet without abandoning the image of the fall, which is essential in this never satisfied ambition. The film is set during the 1972 World ...
An early Herzog documentary, and one of his most fascinating and effective, Great Ecstasy showcases the lesser known sport of ski-flying, a bigger, higher, longer, crazier version of ski-jumping. The focal point is Swiss 70’s champ Walter Steiner – lanky, floppy-haired, a little dorky, considered in manner – and the increasing dangers of the sport as longer hills and higher ramps butt up ...
