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10 Best Documentaries About Filmmaking

5 Documentaries of the Most Complicated Productions in the History of Cinema

Making movies is not easy, and these five documentaries show how a director's dream can also be his worst nightmare. We recommend five documentaries of the most complicated productions in the history of cinema.

Julian Charrière with Hearne Pardee

To investigate the world’s formation and future, Julian Charrière explores landscapes through the lens of geological history and discovers poetry in material processes that connect us to the natural world. In his vision, science verges on the uncanny, a mystical fusion of light and materials. His installation at SFMOMA, Erratic, combines landscapes from the Arctic, Antarctica, and his native Switzerland in projects that span the past decade.

The True Story Behind Werner Herzog's Wildest Production Ever

Book Review: 'The Twilight World,' by Werner Herzog

In “The Twilight World,” the filmmaker Werner Herzog vividly reconstructs the personal war of Hiroo Onoda, who stayed in the jungle for years after World War II ended.

10 Unbelievable Movie Scenes Made without CGI

Modern film fans are familiar with extravagant stunts and crazy action scenes. From exploding skyscrapers to flying cars, there is no shortage of

Exploring South America through 'Fitzcarraldo'

'Fitzcarraldo' by Werner Herzog explores South America with exploratory detail. Herzog also appeared in 'The Mandalorian', the 'Star Wars' story from Disney...

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A virtual tour of Peru through films, food, books and music

A virtual tour of Peru through films, food, books and music Chris Moss © Provided by The Guardian Photograph: Getty Images There’s something fitting about a virtual guide to Peru. For would-be conquistadores, it was a land of fantasy and imagination. The very name of the country would have conjured up illusions of untold treasures, Inca emperors, wild beasts and heathen practices. Lima was the seat of Spain’s South American imperial territories for 300 years; it was where you had to be if you wanted to acquire booty, land, or influence. But it was traversed by impassable mountains and treacherous rivers, fringed by dark jungles in the east and uncharted seas to the west.