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2016-09-19T13:00:01Z by Kurt Halfyard

Toronto 2016 Review: SALT AND FIRE, A Lukewarm Climate Change Parable

Roger Ebert once said of Werner Herzog that, 'even his failures are spectacular.' I'm curious if he were alive today, what he would have made of Salt and Fire, a rushed, sloppy and rather turgid film that has been (charitably)...

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Toronto 2016 Review: SALT AND FIRE, A Lukewarm Climate Change Parable

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