The Great Ecstasy of Woodcarver Steiner
1974 · 45 MIN · IMDB 7.6 · 3,014 VOTES · DIR. Werner Herzog
Overview
A study of the psychology of a champion ski-flyer, whose full-time occupation is carpentry.
Dialogue Timeline — 334 lines
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00:00:42 The Great Ecstasy of the Woodcarver Steiner
00:04:37 which I never do because I never look when someone crashes
00:05:48 I think we could jump off higher ramps.
00:07:03 Just imagine, it's like falling from a height of 110 meters onto a flat surface:
00:08:20 So his over-long flights were all discounted.
00:09:50 I remember sitting in school, listening to the teacher talking
00:10:56 Then it's all easy.
00:14:11 Today is March 15th, first day of training.
00:15:12 or a new ramp record, since they've set the start fairly high up
00:16:58 Up there, I felt like giving up.
00:18:24 Is this really too far for this ramp?
00:19:31 so as not to endanger the jumpers.
00:20:35 We couldn't see properly from up here.
00:21:45 You've now exceeded all expectations.
00:23:48 I tell them something
00:25:12 We didn't find Steiner till 20 minutes later.
00:28:31 Yes, if I hadn't jumped again, I believe I'd have been pretty afraid
00:30:01 with smells of onions, garlic, and cevapcici.
00:31:48 I have to reckon on flying too far, judging from yesterday's results.
00:33:23 Sunday, second day of competition.
00:37:22 they even tried to speed up the ramp once more
00:39:01 Despite voluntarily cutting down his run
00:41:12 Maybe it was the food it ate.
01:09:07 at the 4-Ramps Competition.
Cast & Characters
Dialogue Record
Lines indexed334
Dialogue density7.4 lines / min
First line00:00:42
Final line01:09:07
Production Record
DirectorWerner Herzog
LanguageGerman
Budget$22,500
IMDb votes3,014