Werner Herzog News, Pictures & Buzz

Movie QUIZ  Albany Times Union

Elijah Wood's 10 Best Movies, According to Rotten Tomatoes  Screen Rant

Newport notes, Jodorowsky healing, Bukowski memories  The Boston Globe

Dirty Projectors On Bringing Different Voices To The Forefront  Wisconsin Public Radio News

What To Watch On Streaming If You Love Nicolas Cage  CinemaBlend

How film festivals around the world have adapted to the limitations of the Coronavirus pandemic  Firstpost

Richard Bright obituary  The Guardian

Werner Herzog pays tribute to explorer Bruce Chatwin  Martha's Vineyard Times

Ewan McGregor to Star in Motorcycle Series for Apple TV+  IndieWire

World War II Documentary ‘Apocalypse ’45’ Gets Discovery Channel Airdate, Virtual Cinema Rollout Via Abramorama Timed To VJ-Day – Watch The Trailer  Deadline

Telluride Film Festival Reveals 2020 Selections: ‘Ammonite,’ ‘Nomadland,’ Werner Herzog, and More  IndieWire

A full list of 2020 Toronto film festival titles and what they’re about  Sylvan Lake News

TIFF Announces Its 50-Film 2020 Lineup, with Pictures from Chloé Zhao, Spike Lee and More  Filmmaker Magazine

Guerra goes to war  The Spectator USA

From Jean-Luc Godard to Akira Kurosawa: The 25 greatest foreign films of all time  Far Out Magazine

TIFF Announces 2020 Lineup: Spike Lee, Werner Herzog, and Regina King’s Directorial Debut  Vulture

Todd McCarthy: ‘Coup 53’ And A Great Documentary’s Struggle To Find Its Audience  Deadline

Disney Launchpad Unveils Directors For Inaugural Shorts Incubator Program  Deadline

Star Wars: The Mandalorian Star Werner Herzog Doesn't Plan on Acting Again Anytime Soon  ComicBook.com

Get lost in a trippy jam session by The Velvet Underground, shot by Andy Warhol  Far Out Magazine

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what does the editing of the film have to do with how Herzog felt about Treadwell? Why does Herzog decide to tell the audience that Treadwell got eaten by a bear in the beginning of the film?

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Obviousley most modern hollywood films are rubbish. Can you Reccomed some great beautiful films that could go along side directors such as Sergio Leone,Werner Herzog,Jim Jarmusch.I know they are all very different film makers, im just saying, but you may mention someone I already know,because iv checked out many many people.Thanks.

I have been emotionally troubled lately from watching Werner Herzog's Into The Abyss. I am experiencing erratic emotions mostly anger and sorrow over being made aware of Michael Perry and his execution. I feel no gradual or constant trend of emotions for the victims, but I do from Michael Perry's death...I have to actually pursue and find the emotions for the victims, e.g. watching the video made after the execution of the victims families and seeing them mourn, then I feel for them but it's never a constant passive and ongoing feeling. I felt sad then at the time for the victims families watching, but it's almost comparable to the sad I got from Michael Perry being executed, however this I feel all the time unlike the victims, as If I knew Michael Perry or was his family and had a deeper emotional connection, which I don't but obviously do or am feeling. Where I did not get the relief like the victims families would have got, or the "Justice has been served" A sense of hate or any negative emotion towards Michael Perry that the victims family or any other person watching would have for his crime, I felt sad and angry about Michael Perry being executed, and this has clouded over any feeling for the victims etc, I don't understand why. It's not like I don't feel for them, but it's just this constant sadness and anger I have over the other where both should be neutral or irrelevent as I do not know, or ever knew either I'm just like anyone else watching and looking over this, so why do I feel more emotion towards Michael Perry being given the government cocktail and killed, as opposed to the victims? When I see Michael Perry in the videos (The only place I could ever see him) I see into his eyes and just see a human, a scared human, a happy human, an angry human, but theres something else that I can't explain, I actually found him likable and as if I could of been a friend, ignoring what he did completely. Did Werner Herzog shoot this thing in a biased way or something? Was I ever supposed to feel this much towards Michael Perry? Was I supposed to feel this less about the victims and victims family?