25 November 1998 48 mins
This film reveals, under the image of the provocative, misanthropic Austrian writer whose life was peppered with scandals and altercations, a funny and cheerful character, a "ruthless anarchist".
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Thomas Bernhard as Himself
Jean-Pierre Limosin Director
France 25 November 1998
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