Wim Wenders has developed a habit of waking up earlier in the day - Wim Wenders wakes up earlier today.
Wim Wenders, the acclaimed German film director, has revealed a surprising change in his daily routine. Known for his nocturnal habits, Wenders has switched gears and become an early bird.
In an interview with the German Press Agency, Wenders shared that he now starts his day early, finding solace in the quiet and contemplative hours of the morning. This change, which occurred at an unspecified time, was a result of Wenders' appreciation for the tranquility and serenity that the early morning hours provide, supporting his creative focus and productivity.
The change in Wenders' sleep pattern has been reflected in his work as well. His wide view of the landscape from his residence near Berlin offers a unique perspective for each season, a view that Wenders enjoys contemplating in the mornings. This newfound appreciation for the early hours of the day may have influenced the aesthetic choices in his films, such as "Buena Vista Social Club", "Paris, Texas", and "Wings of Desire".
This transformation in Wenders' lifestyle is the focus of a large exhibition at the Bundeskunsthalle in Bonn. Titled "The Art of Seeing", the exhibition tells the story of Wenders, showcasing his films, photographs, and personal artefacts.
As Wenders turns 80 on August 14, this change in his sleep pattern marks a new chapter in his life. Despite this change, no information has been provided about how it has affected his work or personal life.
Wenders, who is now more of an early bird, continues to find joy in looking out of his window in the mornings, imagining the day as it begins. His love for the quiet and peaceful hours of the morning has not only transformed his personal life but also added a new dimension to his work.
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