‘Fordlandia’: Werner Herzog to Direct Television Series About Failed Utopian City in the Amazon
The series is being written by Christopher Wilkinson, best known as the Oscar-nominated screenwriter behind “Nixon.”
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Werner Herzog and Barbara Kopple Headline New 100-Film Documentary Series for History
The legendary directors will kick off a new doc anthology with films on Mikhail Gorbachev and the 1979 Iran hostage crisis.
Werner Herzog Is Returning to the Amazon, and He’s Bringing 48 Students With Him for a Filmmaking Workshop
We hope they have better luck than Fitzcarraldo and Aguirre.
‘A Gray State’ Review: Werner Herzog Presents a Morbidly Fascinating Documentary About a Descent into Madness
David Crowley was on the brink of selling Hollywood on his dystopian vision, until he murdered his family and sparked a conspiracy theory.
‘A Gray State’ Trailer: Werner Herzog Presents a Story of Government Paranoia — Watch
“A Gray State” continues David Crowley’s project and examines his suspicious death.
‘Star Wars Episode IX’: Stephen Colbert Thinks Werner Herzog Should Replace Colin Trevorrow — Watch
Also on the list: Quentin Tarantino and Nancy Meyers.
Werner Herzog’s Film School Advice: 6 Crucial Lessons From a Master to His Pupils
Eight students share the unorthodox and extremely practical filmmaking lessons they learned making short films in Cuba with the master.
Learn How Music Inspires Werner Herzog’s Filmmaking in His 100-Minute Lecture — Watch
The legendary filmmaker joined the Red Bull Music Academy at the Metropolitan Museum of Art for the ultimate discussion on movies and music.
Werner Herzog Talks Music and Film At The Met: Watch the Live-Stream Here
The Red Bull Music Academy will host the legendary director tonight to discuss the influence of music on his films.
Werner Herzog Says Independent Film Is a ‘Myth,’ and America Is Stronger Than Trump
At the Pratt Institute’s School of Art in New York on Wednesday, director Werner Herzog — as always — spoke his mind.
Werner Herzog: His Career in Posters
25 movie posters from one of the most outré bodies of work in contemporary cinema.
Review: ‘Salt and Fire’ Is the Worst Movie That Werner Herzog Has Ever Made (But It’s Still Kinda Interesting)
Not even a characteristically wacky Michael Shannon performance as a sinister CEO can save Herzog’s bizarre Bolivian eco-thriller.
