Why People Believe Things They Know Aren't TrueEmotional beliefs often distort truth, illustrating a shift in how meaning is formed and perceived in society.
The Bizarre Brain of Werner HerzogWerner Herzog's documentary, Theatre of Thought, reveals his unique exploration of the mysteries of the human brain, blending personal insight with profound observations.
Werner Herzog muses on mysteries of the brain in Theater of ThoughtHerzog's latest documentary, 'Theater of Thought', explores the inner workings of the brain, blending personal inquiry with scientific themes.
Werner Herzog tells aspiring directors to work in a sex club or lunatic asylum'Young filmmakers should earn funds through unconventional jobs for real-life experience, not clerical work.Herzog advocates for hands-on life experiences over traditional education in filmmaking.
The Bizarre Brain of Werner HerzogWerner Herzog's documentary, Theatre of Thought, reveals his unique exploration of the mysteries of the human brain, blending personal insight with profound observations.
Werner Herzog muses on mysteries of the brain in Theater of ThoughtHerzog's latest documentary, 'Theater of Thought', explores the inner workings of the brain, blending personal inquiry with scientific themes.
Werner Herzog tells aspiring directors to work in a sex club or lunatic asylum'Young filmmakers should earn funds through unconventional jobs for real-life experience, not clerical work.Herzog advocates for hands-on life experiences over traditional education in filmmaking.
Werner Herzog Turns His Lens on the BrainWerner Herzog's documentary explores consciousness and innovative neurotechnologies without providing clear definitions of thoughts or consciousness itself.
Werner Herzog says it's not good to circle 'your own navel' but wrote a memoir anywayWerner Herzog's films explore the extremes of human experience, highlighting obsession, survival, and unique storytelling.
Dali, Basquiat, Haring, and Hockney at Luna LunaThe Luna Luna amusement park was a unique collaboration of famous artists resulting in a fleeting yet impactful cultural phenomenon.
45 Years Ago, an Infamous Director Made the Perfect Vampire ThrillerHerzog's Nosferatu the Vampyre stands out as a reimagining that melds Gothic horror with naturalism, captivating audiences far beyond its initial release.
A goalkeeper vomited over my typewriter': Werner Herzog on writing his wildest filmWerner Herzog views his extensive career as a tumultuous adventure of highs and lows, rather than a traditional career trajectory.