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Signs of Life

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Directed by Werner Herzog
1968•1h 31m•NR•★ 6.6
Drama / War

Synopsis

During World War II, a wounded German paratrooper is sent to convalesce on the sun-baked, quiet Greek island of Kos alongside two comrades and his Greek wife, assigned to guard an ancient Venetian ammunition fortress in the valley of windmills, where the blinding Aegean sunlight, monotonous heat, and thousands of turning white windmill sails drive the soldier into paranoid madness, barricading the fortress and firing fireworks at the sun: 'In his defeat he was enormous.' Werner Herzog's astonishing, Berlin Silver Bear-winning debut feature.

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DirectorWerner Herzog
WriterWerner HerzogAchim von Arnim
CinematographyThomas Mauch
MusicStavros Xarhakos
Principal Cast
Peter Brogle
Peter BrogleStroszek
Wolfgang Reichmann
Wolfgang ReichmannMeinhard
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Athina ZacharopoulouNora
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Wolfgang von Ungern-SternbergBecker
Wolfgang Stumpf
Wolfgang StumpfCaptain
Henry van Lyck
Henry van LyckLieutenant
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Julio PinheiroGypsy
Florian Fricke
Florian FrickePianist

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Runtime1h 31m (91 mins)

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DirectorWerner Herzog
LanguagesGerman, Greek
CountryDE
StudioWerner Herzog Filmproduktion
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