Documentary filmmakers shot the chaos behind the scenes and turned it into a movie all its own, called "Burden of Dreams." It's just been re-released in theaters. Werner Herzog (in "Burden of ...

as well as Werner Herzog’s 1979 re-do, all while tapping into the monstrously mythic in a way that only he can. Casting his material as a war between piety and blasphemy, shame and exaltation ...

In the opening scene of Into the Abyss, an imposing and heartfelt investigation of how a young man came to be legally executed by the state, Werner Herzog asks multiple questions of the Reverend ...

Werner Herzog was the only reasonable option. It’s the only saving grace of our dull, slow-moving apocalypse: sometimes, as we stare into the abyss, Herzog stares back. “They had an ...

Herzog, who is known for making movies and documentaries such as “Grizzly Man” and “Into the Abyss,” heard about ... German director Werner Herzog talks about the "On Death Row ...

Into the Abyss isn’t your typical true crime deep dive, but that’s the transcendent relief we get from a pro like Werner Herzog. Instead of sensationalizing or fetishizing the 2001 murder of a ...

Into the Abyss tugs the viewer into a narrative so bleak that it turns in on itself, tunnels through, and arrives, perversely, at a glimmer of optimism. The closest movie theater showing Werner Herzog ...

But Onoda had sewn himself so seamlessly into his surroundings that he eluded ... the sublime futility of his mission. Fortunately, Werner Herzog, an accomplished student of sublime futility ...

Twenty-five years ago, while in Tokyo directing an opera, the German filmmaker Werner Herzog turned ... that bring the physical world into relief. Herzog, who rejects the label “artist ...