Reviews by fernando

Herzog's opera prima: a necessity to film outside Germany, even it has all its filosofical questions. Stroscek is surpassed by his madness, he builds stories, fire, light in a very quiet island.

One of the best late Herzog's. Most of the material is Treadwell's but Herzog organization and explanation is ok. His decision of not showing the postumous recording of the death is compensated by its description.

In spite of too long space ingravity ballets, its amusing ans interesting to follow the intriguing SF theory in the words of Dourif

Too long and some interviews too dubitative, but a very serious approach on how an et encounter would be officialy held.

Good nice people, historic relatives of Dersu Uzala I think. Herzoz is so firendly with them that forgets where he is.

Just a reccording of Reijseger work, not even an interview, neither texts. Cmera in hand throug the musics and their families.

Justifiably reiterative. The oportunity uninteresting interviews.to visit the cave is worth the reiterations, the long and insistente pannings through the walls and some

For Perry, interviewed open mindedly, as a selfnamed Christian he is going to Paradise, anyway. That simple lines is a new approach of the visión of religión nowadays.

Short, good nterviews on vicims and guilt ones of texting and driving. The forgiveness is more explored than guilt.

So extrange, life in the suburbs with domestic terror, parents occupied in thier sex games rather than child's nightmares.