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* NoPlansNoProtypeNoBackup: The plot is kicked off because the foreman glassmaker died without sharing the formula for ruby glass with anyone.
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* WhatCouldHaveBeen: At one time, Herzog planned to appear himself at the start of the movie and hypnotize the audience from screen.
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* WhatCouldHaveBeen: At one time, Herzog planned to appear himself at the start of the movie and hypnotize the audience from the screen.
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* NoPlansNoProtypeNoBackup: The plot is kicked off because the foreman glassmaker died without sharing the formula for ruby glass with anyone.
* WhatCouldHaveBeen: At one time, Herzog planned to appear himself at the start of the movie and hypnotize the audience from screen.
* WhileRomeBurns: The hurdy-gurdy man keeps playing and singing while [[spoiler:the factory burns.]]
* WhileRomeBurns: The hurdy-gurdy man keeps playing and singing while [[spoiler:the factory burns.]]
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* WhatCouldHaveBeen: At one time, Herzog planned to appear himself at the start of the movie and hypnotize the audience from screen.
* WhileRomeBurns: The hurdy-gurdy man keeps playing and singing while [[spoiler:the factory burns.]]
* WhileRomeBurns: The hurdy-gurdy man keeps playing and singing while [[spoiler:the factory burns.]]
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* WhileRomeBurns: The hurdy-gurdy man keeps playing and singing while [[spoiler:the factory burns.]]
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''Heart of Glass'' (Herz aus Glas) is a 1976 film by Creator/WernerHerzog. One of his weirder ones.
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''Heart of Glass'' (Herz (''Herz aus Glas) Glas'') is a 1976 film by Creator/WernerHerzog. One of his weirder ones.
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A small town in the forest regions of Bavaria, late 18th century. The local economy is based on glassmaking – especially on the glass factory's one exclusive specialty product and moneymaker, the brilliant red „ruby glass“. But when the foreman of the factory dies suddenly without having initiated anyone else to the secret formula, nobody is able to recreate the red glass. The factory is in decline, and with it, the whole town falls into despair.
Hias, a cowherd who has the reputation of a clairvoyant, leads a solitary life in the forests. The young baron, owner of the glass factory, obsessed with the lost secret and spiralling into madness, turns to him for help – hoping that Hias' psychic powers can recover the recipe.
Hias, a cowherd who has the reputation of a clairvoyant, leads a solitary life in the forests. The young baron, owner of the glass factory, obsessed with the lost secret and spiralling into madness, turns to him for help – hoping that Hias' psychic powers can recover the recipe.
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A small town in the forest regions of Bavaria, late 18th century. The local economy is based on glassmaking – especially glassmaking--especially on the glass factory's one exclusive specialty product and moneymaker, the brilliant red „ruby glass“."ruby glass". But when the foreman of the factory dies suddenly without having initiated anyone else to the secret formula, nobody is able to recreate the red glass. The factory is in decline, and with it, the whole town falls into despair.
Hias, a cowherd who has the reputation of a clairvoyant, leads a solitary life in the forests. The young baron, owner of the glass factory, obsessed with the lost secret and spiralling into madness, turns to him forhelp – hoping help--hoping that Hias' psychic powers can recover the recipe.
Hias, a cowherd who has the reputation of a clairvoyant, leads a solitary life in the forests. The young baron, owner of the glass factory, obsessed with the lost secret and spiralling into madness, turns to him for
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!! ''Heart of Glass'' provides examples of the following tropes:
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!! ''Heart of Glass'' provides contains examples of the following tropes:
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* TheOmniscient: Hias borders on this -- his non-stop prophecies always come true. Ironically, the one thing he ''doesn't'' see in his visions is [[spoiler:the secret of ruby glass.]]
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* TheOmniscient: Hias borders on this -- his this--his non-stop prophecies always come true. Ironically, the one thing he ''doesn't'' see in his visions is [[spoiler:the secret of ruby glass.]]
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* TheCaligula: The baron. While he's not an actual ruler, the entire community depends on his glass factory, and his growing insanity, seemingly harmless at first, gets more and more dangerous.
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* TheCaligula: The baron. While he's not an actual ruler, the entire community depends on his glass factory, and his growing insanity, seemingly harmless at first, gets more and more dangerous.
