Cave of forgotten dreams
Posted: January 9th, 2012, 11:47 am
I knew about the film thanks to an ignote friend of my brother that lent it to him. In my brother words: "Es un plomo, but I guess maybe you´ll like it!" (he knows I´m a frustrated arqueologist... 
). Herzog´s grave, cadenciosa voice reminded me somehow the relato of Pino Solanas in their documentaries and the paintings... wow!... the horses are so chagallic, it´s amazing!!, and the possibily that some paleolitic artist could continue 5000 years later the work of a predecessor ... Herzog thought in a loud voice about the actual human being being "preso de la Historia" in comparison with how he imagined those prehistoric artists... (I have to rewind that part and see the end of the film yet).
). Herzog´s grave, cadenciosa voice reminded me somehow the relato of Pino Solanas in their documentaries and the paintings... wow!... the horses are so chagallic, it´s amazing!!, and the possibily that some paleolitic artist could continue 5000 years later the work of a predecessor ... Herzog thought in a loud voice about the actual human being being "preso de la Historia" in comparison with how he imagined those prehistoric artists... (I have to rewind that part and see the end of the film yet).