Every Man for Himself and God Against All Review: Werner Herzog
Werner Herzog’s latest book preserves a lifetime of irreplaceable images. Our Every Man for Himself and God Against All review:
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Werner Herzog’s latest book preserves a lifetime of irreplaceable images. Our Every Man for Himself and God Against All review:
Gallivant is a new kind of British film, a breathless dash around the nation's coasts that outwits the industry, argued this feature from our September 1997 issue.
Ahead of Satyajit Ray's 102nd Birth Anniversary on May 2, here are the filmmaker's famous friends and encounters. Ray and the violin maestro Yehudi Menuhin were also friends. They had caught up with each other in Bombay. Menuhin had seen a clutch of the master’s films.
'Film: The Living Record of Our Memory' provides an awe-inspiring, expedited survey of film preservation and the urgency of capturing humankind's visual memories lest we let these precious histories disintegrate.
A quarter of a century since it was released and Little Dieter Needs to Fly is still a thrilling, deeply moving deconstruction of the documentary form.