Werner Herzog Retrospective

Saturday, November 18, 2006
Werner Herzog Retrospective

Phyllis Wattis Theater
2:00 p.m.

Stroszek
By Werner Herzog, 1977, 107 min.

In one of Herzog's most moving films, Bruno Stroszek is a remote and fragile street musician who flees ordinary persecution in Berlin for a new but unimproved life in the American Midwest. The scene featuring crazed, dancing chickens at a Wisconsin tourist trap is among the most famous endings in cinema.

$10 general; $8 SFMOMA members, students, and seniors. Tickets are available at the Museum (with no surcharge) or online.

Part of Werner Herzog Retrospective.

Supported by the Susan Wildberg Morgenstein Fund and the Goethe-Institut San Francisco.

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