Sentence examples for burden of Dreams from inspiring English sources
He's the auteur as Faust, a figure familiar from "making of" documentaries like "Burden of Dreams" (about Werner Herzog) and "Hearts of Darkness" (about Francis Ford Coppola).
Prior to Burden of Dreams, Blank had established himself as a anthropological documentarian of notable sensitivity, and his work had focused mostly on a variety of American musical forms, from the blues to Tex-mex.
Arguably the best making-of doc ever, Burden of Dreams inspired Hearts of Darkness: A Filmmaker's Apocalypse, about the similarly insane making-of Apocalypse Now, and Tropic Thunder's fake making-of doc, Rain of Madness, which stars Justin Theroux as a fake Fitzcarraldo-era Herzog.
Memorable documentaries have been inspired by troubled film productions ("Hearts of Darkness," "Burden of Dreams") and uncompleted works ("Lost in La Mancha," "Tigrero").
"What about your relationship with John?" I want Kiran to talk about John Shaw, the man she loves, the man she married and who is now sharing her burden of dreams to bring a cancer drug from India one day.
Highlights include such road movies as Bag Of Rice, about a young girl's journey across Tehran; the magical Cold Fever from Iceland; and Burden Of Dreams, a behind-the-scenes look at Werner Herzog's Fitzcarraldo, about an obsessive Irishman bent on bringing high culture to far-flung tribes - a subject close to Tilda's heart.
New housing should not be the burden of San Francisco alone.
In contrast, for 50 years Staten Islanders had to bear the burden of Fresh Kills.
Their effort to escape Essex County (and the tax burden of Newark) for neighboring pastoral Morris County is picking up steam.
The commission's basic conclusion is that the burden of Florida's election breakdown fell disproportionately on African-American voters.
What with the drive for wage restraint, the burden of Singapore's economic transformation is falling squarely on the poor.
