So the ending of this film takes place on an island. It looked familiar. I thought it looked like the island Luke Skywalker was hiding on in The Last Jedi... and it was! And I guess Werner Herzog played a small role within the Star Wars universe, as he showed up in The Mandalorian's first season. Already know his obituary on certain sites will mention that in the headline, maybe even before mentioning the dozens upon dozens of films he directed, but oh well.
As for Heart of Glass the film? It's weird. I don't know what to make of it, but I liked the atmosphere and the overall feel of it. The film itself was a bit dull, but purely for how it looked and how it felt, it has value and offered some engagement. It's hard to recommend, but I think people who are big fans of Herzog should give it a shot - there's something to it, even if it's difficult to penetrate or even vaguely understand much of the time.
As for Heart of Glass the film? It's weird. I don't know what to make of it, but I liked the atmosphere and the overall feel of it. The film itself was a bit dull, but purely for how it looked and how it felt, it has value and offered some engagement. It's hard to recommend, but I think people who are big fans of Herzog should give it a shot - there's something to it, even if it's difficult to penetrate or even vaguely understand much of the time.