I hear about that the fantastic filmmaker Terry Gilliam had struggled hard with getting the film "The Man Who Killed Don Quixote" (2018)made, and I saw him interviewed before the first showing of the film in the film festival in Karlovy Vary. He told about that the film had stranded after six days due to flooding and a sick main character, but I didn't know more about this fantastic movie, before I saw the film about the troubled nightmare production "Lost in La Mancha" (2002).
Here is the documentary about how the film was finally made, and as the two above mentioned, this is also a must to see. Not only if you enjoy the film, or terry Gilliam's films, but if you love the very art of filmmaking.
Great stuff from a no longer young filmmaker and his struggle to get a doomed project out of his head, and more than 20 years in the making.
Here is the documentary about how the film was finally made, and as the two above mentioned, this is also a must to see. Not only if you enjoy the film, or terry Gilliam's films, but if you love the very art of filmmaking.
Great stuff from a no longer young filmmaker and his struggle to get a doomed project out of his head, and more than 20 years in the making.