The Making of Quixote

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And yet another one :

Terry Gilliam’s decades-long quest to adapt Don Quixote was the stuff of cinema legend until 2018, when he finally premiered The Man Who Killed Don Quixote after some three decades of snafus. Some of those snafus– or what Gilliam would probably call fuckups– were captured in Lost in La Mancha, and now the directors of that 2002 film, Keith Fulton and Louis Pepe, are following it up with another behind-the-scenes doc. As Gilliam finally starts shooting his passion project, he says he’s “here to suffer like Don Quixote,” and that he does, with the cameras rolling the whole time. The result is a film that joins Hearts of Darkness and Burden of Dreams in the cannon of docs about famously tortured film shoots.

Sounds like it's an absolute gem.