[Sheffield/Doc '22] Although it loses some of its effectiveness compared to the beautiful "Fire of love" (2022), Werner Herzog pays his personal and charismatic homage to volcanologists Katia and Maurice Krafft through a kind of "symphony of the volcanoes", using some of the couple's footage to construct beautiful sequences. And he reflects on the sense of creation and the professional passion for capturing infernal explosions, which ends up being the best legacy of these reckless scientists.
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[Sheffield/Doc '22] Although it loses some of its effectiveness compared to the beautiful "Fire of love" (2022), Werner Herzog pays his personal and charismatic homage to volcanologists Katia and Maurice Krafft through a kind of "symphony of the volcanoes", using some of the couple's footage to construct beautiful sequences. And he reflects on the sense of creation and the professional passion for capturing infernal explosions, which ends up being the best legacy of these reckless scientists.