‘Fireball: Visitors from Darker Worlds’ Review: Werner Herzog’s Meteor Doc Fails to Make a Deep Impact
TIFF: Werner Herzog is nearly 80 years old, but his new documentary about space dust and eternity feels strangely impersonal.
TIFF: Werner Herzog is nearly 80 years old, but his new documentary about space dust and eternity feels strangely impersonal.
In Mikhail Gorbachev, the eighth and final President of the Soviet Union, Werner Herzog has finally met his match.
David Crowley was on the brink of selling Hollywood on his dystopian vision, until he murdered his family and sparked a conspiracy theory.
Not even a characteristically wacky Michael Shannon performance as a sinister CEO can save Herzog’s bizarre Bolivian eco-thriller.
Among the 15 documentaries that she believes will earn a shot on the Academy’s shortlist are “13th,” “Cameraperson,” and “Weiner.”
“Moonlight” heads for Oscars as Jim Jarmusch’s Iggy Pop Documentary “Gimme Danger” scores in limited release.
The DOC NYC Short List wields unusual influence in the period running up to the Oscar nominations.
There’s many great docs, but there’s only five Oscar nominees. We pick the frontrunners for the Oscar. (Updated February 22, 2017.)
Other talking points include “Moonlight,” “Into The Inferno,” and the Oscar campaigns (plural) for Isabelle Huppert.
TIFF programmer Thom Powers takes a tour through this year’s documentary programme, from new talent to awards contenders.
Sundance: Werner Herzog on His Movie About the Internet—Which He Hardly Uses (EXCLUSIVE VIDEO)