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Werner Herzog on Death, Executioners, and Advice for Filmmakers
This week, we celebrate legendary film director Werner Herzog's birthday with a thrilling conversation from the archives. In 2012, Herzog came to the Library to discuss his most recent film, "Into the Abyss," as well as his four-part television series, "Death Row." In this conversation with NYPL's Paul Holdengraber, Herzog talks about crime, human nature, and why he stands so firmly against capital punishment.
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This week, we celebrate legendary film director Werner Herzog's birthday with a thrilling conversation from the archives. In 2012, Herzog came to the Library to discuss his most recent film, "Into the Abyss," as well as his four-part television series, "Death Row." In this conversation with NYPL's Paul Holdengraber, Herzog talks about crime, human nature, and why he stands so firmly against capital punishment.
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