Werner Herzog Eats His Shoe & Garlic Is as Good as Ten Mothers

  • Garlic Is as Good as Ten Mothers

  • Werner Herzog Eats His Shoe

  • Werner Herzog Eats His Shoe

  • Saturday, Jun 22, 2024

    7:00 PM (73 mins)
    BAMPFA

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Werner Herzog Eats His Shoe & Garlic Is as Good as Ten Mothers



In Conversation

  • Portrait of a smiling older white woman with shoulder-length gray hair, wearing glasses and a beaded necklace.
    Maureen Gosling
  • Gary Meyer

    Gary Meyer cofounded Landmark Theatres, starting with Berkeley’s UC Theater. He publishes EatDrinkFilms.com.

  • L. John Harris, a man wears a large garlic-shaped hat and a white chef's coat with buttons reading "I'm Locally Grown" and "Garlic is Love."
    L. John Harris

    L. John Harris is an artist, writer, and garlic enthusiast based in Berkeley.

  • Alice Waters

    Alice Waters is a celebrated chef, restaurateur, author, and owner of Chez Panisse.

Double Feature

Werner Herzog Eats His Shoe

Les Blank, Maureen Gosling, United States, 1980

At Berkeley’s UC Theater, Werner Herzog fulfills a promise to Errol Morris upon the completion of Morris’s first film, a consumption made more palatable with the aid of Alice Waters. 

FILM DETAILS

Print Info

  • Color
  • 16mm
  • 22 mins
source
  • Les Blank Films
permission
  • Janus Films

Garlic Is as Good as Ten Mothers

Les Blank, Maureen Gosling, United States, 1980

Les Blank’s paean to the history of the stinking rose features local chef Alice Waters of Chez Panisse fame and a host of other garlic lovers who praise its culinary as well as healing attributes. The San Francisco Chronicle called the film “a joyous, nose-tweaking, ear-tingling, mouth-watering tribute to a Life Force.” 

FILM DETAILS

Print Info

  • Color
  • 16mm
  • 51 mins
source
  • Les Blank Films
permission
  • Janus Films

Event Accessibility

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