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Werner Herzog 's candid look at life and death of Timothy Treadwell, an environmentalist living woman who lived with and tried to save the lives of grizzly bears Alaska, which eventually take his life and his girlfriend Amie Huguenard, was party to a documentary about a man with a humanitarian perspective on life and nature and part of the deconstruction of a man obsessed, and possibly delirious.
Treadwell has spent many seasons living and protection of the bear grizzly bear at the point where many of his friends and family members thought he might have thought himself a grizzly bear. Treadwell was able to get some of the images most striking of man co-existing with the grizzly bears in the wild. There is also a disadvantage that Treadwell also used his camera as a personal document to vent his frustrations on the world and himself sometimes give the impression that he, for some, would have lost his sense of reality and May be a little delirious.
Herzog does a good job of presenting original footage Treadwell's no commentary, but leaves open the place up various friends, family, and sometimes enemies Treadwell, but one thing is consistent between them all - that Treadwell dared to do and go where No other human being dared. He wanted to live in the wilderness with grizzly bears and he did exactly that. That is ironic, given that the bear will eventually take his life and Huguenard was officially a domesticated bear who was released back into the wild.
It could have been very easy to have turned Herzog Treadwell's footage against him, but instead Herzog has a troubled man who, although had a great mind naturalist for wildlife and earth was naive and unrealistic when it came to actually living in this world.
We may not know the details of why this man died but we now know more about the man and how he got there.

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