69 Films by Werner Herzog
69 titles
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From One Second to the NextMovie · 2013 · 34mThe film features firsthand accounts from those who caused serious accidents while texting and driving, alongside those who survived such incidents.IMDb 7.3TMDB 7.0 - 2
The Great Ecstasy of Woodcarver SteinerMovie · 1974 · 45m · DocumentaryThis film is about an extraordinary person who excels at ski-flying while also working as a carpenter. It looks beyond the excitement of ski-flying to explore the character's reasons and how he balances these two demanding passions. The story combines psychological insight with stunning footage of ski-flying, showing both its beauty and risks. Ultimately, it's a story about perseverance and following your dreams despite challenges.IMDb 7.5TMDB 7.2 - 3
Nosferatu the VampyreMovie · 1979 · 107m · Drama, HorrorA driven real estate agent travels to Transylvania to finalize a purchase of a distinctive property. Invited by the mysterious Count Dracula, he leaves his wife and familiar life for an uncertain journey. In the shadowy forests and castles of Transylvania, the agent navigates his dealings with the Count while grappling with the unknown. The film explores themes of personal growth, loyalty, and the mysteries of a foreign world as he confronts both danger and opportunity.IMDb 7.3TMDB 7.3 - 4
Salt and FireMovie · 2016 · 98m · Drama, ThrillerA scientist holds a corporate executive responsible for an environmental catastrophe in South America. However, when a volcano starts showing signs of imminent eruption, they are forced to work together to prevent a larger disaster.IMDb 4.2TMDB 4.9 - 5
Wodaabe: Herdsmen of the SunMovie · 1989 · 52mHerzog’s film focuses on the Wodaabe people of the Sahara and Sahel. It highlights their elaborate courtship displays, often resembling beauty pageants. Young men compete for mates through impressive displays of makeup, posing, and facial expressions.IMDb 7.1TMDB 7.1 - 6La Donna del LagoMovie · 1992 · 167m"La Donna del Lago," a rarely-seen opera by Gioacchini Rossini based on a poem by Sir Walter Scott, unfolds in feudal Scotland. This video offers a complete performance filmed at Italy's Teatro alla Scala in 1992 and directed by Werner Herzog. The opera stars Ricardo Muti and June Anderson in the principal roles.IMDb 7.4
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Bells from the DeepMovie · 1993 · 60mA group of pilgrims venture onto the fragile ice of Lake Svetloyar in search of the lost city of Kitesh. Legend says God protected Kitesh from the invading Mongolian army by causing it to sink beneath the lake's surface. Those who listen closely claim to hear the distant tolling of the Kitesh cathedral bells echoing from the depths.IMDb 7.3TMDB 6.9 - 8
Precautions Against FanaticsMovie · 1969 · 12mThe film follows horse trainers and track workers as they discuss their jobs, repeatedly interrupted by an older man who insists he's the real authority and wants them all fired. A young man appears early on, claiming to protect the horses from overly enthusiastic racing fans, though he doesn't seem to be officially employed. His role as a protector of the horses from these "fanatics" gives the film its title. Shot in a documentary style, the dialogue is so unusual that the film’s true purpose remains unclear.IMDb 5.7TMDB 5.7 - 9
Into the AbyssMovie · 2011 · 105m · Documentary, CrimeWe don't know when or how we will die. Death Row inmates do. Werner Herzog engages in conversations with people serving life sentences, exploring their perspectives on life, death, and the events that led them to prison. He delves into their individual stories and the circumstances of their crimes.IMDb 7.3TMDB 6.9 - 10
Scream of StoneMovie · 1991 · 105mTwo world-renowned climbers – a seasoned mountaineer and a sport climbing champion – and a journalist named Ivan make a wager on who is the superior climber. The mountaineer, Roger, confidently asserts that the sport climber, Martin, couldn't handle a traditional expedition, despite Martin recently winning the indoor world championship (shown in the film's opening). They decide to climb Cerro Torre, a notoriously challenging mountain in Patagonia, on the border between Argentina and Chile, known for its harsh weather.IMDb 6.2TMDB 6.2 - 11
Nomad: In the Footsteps of Bruce ChatwinMovie · 2019 · 89mAs Bruce Chatwin was dying from AIDS, his friend Werner Herzog visited him one last time. Chatwin gave Herzog his rucksack as a farewell gift. Thirty years later, Herzog embarks on a journey of his own, inspired by Chatwin's love of nomadic life. He uncovers stories of lost tribes, wanderers, and dreamers.IMDb 6.9TMDB 7.0 - 12
Fata MorganaMovie · 1972 · 76m · DocumentaryThis visually stunning film explores how we see the world, using Mayan creation stories as a framework. Shot in difficult conditions to reflect the challenges of ancient cultures, it takes us to a place where reality and illusion merge. With beautiful visuals and poetic storytelling, it shows how natural mirages mirror our inner thoughts. The film encourages viewers to consider what's real and celebrates the boundless potential of the human mind.IMDb 6.6TMDB 6.6 - 13
Wings of HopeMovie · 1999 · 65mWerner Herzog journeys back to the Amazon with Juliane Koepcke, the sole survivor of a 1971 plane crash. The film follows their search for the plane wreckage and their attempt to reconstruct her harrowing escape from the jungle.IMDb 7.5TMDB 7.0 - 14
WoyzeckMovie · 1979 · 82m · DramaThis period drama centers on Franz Woyzeck, a soldier overwhelmed by his responsibilities, relationships, and the pressures of society. He has an affair with Marie and takes on odd jobs to earn more money, even participating in strange experiments conducted by a local doctor. The experiments, which involve a diet of only peas, worsen Woyzeck's paranoia. His mental state unravels further when he discovers Marie is having an affair with the town's drum major. As tensions escalate and his perception of reality shifts, Woyzeck is driven to a desperate act of violence. The film explores themes of love, betrayal, and mental instability, offering a stark look at how societal expectations and personal choices can have devastating results.IMDb 6.9TMDB 6.6 - 15
PilgrimageMovie · 2001 · 18mThe film features music accompanying alternating scenes of pilgrims visiting the tomb of Saint Sergei in Sergiyev Posad, Russia, and pilgrims at the Basilica of Guadalupe in Mexico.IMDb 6.2TMDB 4.6 - 16
Where the Green Ants DreamMovie · 1984 · 100m · DramaThe film examines the clash between traditional Aboriginal culture and modern industry. It focuses on a sacred Aboriginal land, believed to be a dreaming place for green ants, that a mining company sees as a valuable resource. The Aboriginal people believe disturbing this dreaming will cause disaster. As conflict escalates, the film explores the importance of protecting cultural beliefs against relentless modern exploitation, all within a detailed Australian setting.IMDb 7.0TMDB 6.9 - 17
Into the InfernoMovie · 2016 · 107m · DocumentaryWerner Herzog films volcanoes, showcasing breathtaking eruptions and lava flows, exploring the intense force of these natural events and their connection to traditional beliefs.IMDb 7.2TMDB 7.0 - 18
Lo and Behold: Reveries of the Connected WorldMovie · 2016 · 99m · DocumentaryWerner Herzog examines the Internet and our increasingly interconnected lives.IMDb 7.0TMDB 6.6 - 19
Cave of Forgotten DreamsMovie · 2010 · 90m · DocumentaryFilmmaker Werner Herzog receives rare permission to film within the Chauvet caves of southern France. His camera documents the world's oldest known cave paintings, offering a breathtaking look at early human artistry in their original environment.IMDb 7.4TMDB 7.1 - 20
La Soufrière: Waiting for an Inevitable CatastropheMovie · 1977 · 31m · DocumentaryWerner Herzog's new documentary takes us to Guadeloupe, a beautiful but mostly empty island with a volcano about to erupt. Everyone has left except one determined old man who refuses to leave his family home as the disaster approaches.
Herzog films the raw power and beauty of nature alongside the quiet strength of a man determined to stay put. The film explores human resilience, the pull of the unknown, and our connection to the land. Using his distinctive storytelling, Herzog portrays a personal story of defiance that becomes a universal tale of hope during a catastrophe.IMDb 7.5TMDB 7.3 - 21
Film HourMovie · 1991 · 242mWerner Herzog engages in conversations with individuals about the process of making movies.IMDb 7.5TMDB 5.5 - 22
Huie's SermonMovie · 1983 · 42mReverend Huie Rogers, a preacher at the Bible Way Church in Brooklyn, is the focus of this short film. He delivers a lengthy, call-and-response sermon criticizing human arrogance, greed, corruption, and failure. The film employs extended shots, creating a performance-like atmosphere that induces a hypnotic effect.IMDb 5.8TMDB 5.0 - 23
Happy People: A Year in the TaigaMovie · 2010 · 94m · DocumentaryThe film centers on the lives of the indigenous people of Bakhtia, a village on the Yenisei River in the Siberian Taiga. Over the course of a year, the camera follows the villagers as they navigate their daily routines. Their traditions, unchanged for centuries, remain central to their way of life.IMDb 7.7TMDB 7.3 - 24
Wheel of TimeMovie · 2003 · 83m · DocumentaryWerner Herzog's *Wheel of Time* documents the extensive photographic study of the most significant Buddhist ceremony held in Bodh Gaya, India.IMDb 7.1TMDB 6.4 - 25
Ode to the Dawn of ManMovie · 2011 · 39mWerner Herzog returns with *Ode to the Dawn of Man*, a film offering a behind-the-scenes look at the creation of the score for his documentary *Cave of Forgotten Dreams*. The film combines footage with interviews featuring composer Ernst Reijseger and pianist Harmen Fraanje, revealing the process of crafting the epic music used in Herzog's awe-inspiring exploration of the world’s earliest pictorial art. *Ode to the Dawn of Man* captures the collaborative magic between the musicians, composer, and Herzog himself. –iTunesIMDb 6.2TMDB 7.5 - 26
Little Dieter Needs to FlyMovie · 1997 · 77m · DocumentaryWerner Herzog explores the life of German-American pilot Dieter Dengler, shot down over Laos during the Vietnam War. Thirty years later, Dengler returns to the sites of his captivity, reflecting on the bonds he formed with fellow prisoners.
The film recounts Dengler's experience, blending memories with present-day reflections. Herzog details Dengler’s escape, offering a stark look at the human spirit under extreme pressure. In a unique approach, Herzog encourages Dengler to recreate his torture experiences with local villagers, providing a powerful sense of the physical and emotional suffering endured by prisoners of war.
The film examines the complexities of war and its effects on those involved. Through Herzog's storytelling, viewers witness a deeply moving exploration of survival, friendship, and the strength of the human will.IMDb 8.0TMDB 7.5 - 27
The Transformation of the World Into MusicMovie · 1996 · 90mThis film introduces a series of opera broadcasts on German television, showing the preparations made behind the scenes for the annual opera festival in Bayreuth.IMDb 7.0TMDB 8.5 - 28
Even Dwarfs Started SmallMovie · 1970 · 96m · Comedy, DramaThis film examines freedom and rebellion through the story of a community of dwarfs in a remote countryside institution. When the inhabitants revolt against their keepers, their actions range from funny and ordinary to unsettling. The story is an allegory for the complicated results of people fighting for independence, showing both positive and disturbing outcomes when individuals seek autonomy.
The movie shows how a justifiable uprising can be empowering but also lead to chaos, highlighting the difficult balance between freedom and order. By casting the entire film with dwarfs, the allegory becomes stronger, prompting viewers to consider how societal rules affect an oppressed group's fight for liberation. The result is a thought-provoking film that explores fundamental human struggles and emphasizes the importance of understanding different perspectives.IMDb 6.7TMDB 6.4 - 29
Ten Minutes Older: The TrumpetMovie · 2002 · 92m · Drama, DocumentaryTen Minutes Older is a 2002 film project comprising two feature films, The Trumpet and The Cello. Producer Nicolas McClintock created the project as a meditation on time at the start of the new millennium. Fifteen renowned filmmakers were asked to each interpret the concept of time in ten-minute segments.IMDb 7.1TMDB 6.7 - 30
FitzcarraldoMovie · 1982 · 157mFitzcarraldo, a visionary, aims to construct an opera house in Iquitos, deep in the Peruvian Amazon. To fund this ambitious undertaking, he sets out on a grand expedition to gather rubber in a remote and largely uncharted part of the rainforest.IMDb 7.9TMDB 7.6 - 31
How Much Wood Would a Woodchuck ChuckMovie · 1976 · 44mThis short documentary explores the unique language and performance of auctioneering, captured during the World Livestock Auctioneer Championship in Pennsylvania.IMDb 6.3TMDB 6.3 - 32
Meeting GorbachevMovie · 2019 · 95m · DocumentaryFormer Soviet President Mikhail Gorbachev speaks with filmmaker Werner Herzog about his significant accomplishments. They cover his efforts to limit nuclear weapons, the reunification of Germany, and the eventual collapse of the Soviet Union.IMDb 7.2TMDB 6.6 - 33
Encounters at the End of the WorldMovie · 2007 · 99m · DocumentaryDirector Werner Herzog and cinematographer Peter Zeitlinger travel to Antarctica to document the lives of those who live and work there, and to film the continent's distinctive environments. Herzog’s narration states the film will deviate from conventional Antarctic documentaries focused on wildlife, instead examining the aspirations of the inhabitants and the character of the land itself.IMDb 7.7TMDB 7.4 - 34
Jag Mandir: The Eccentric Private Theatre of the Maharaja of UdaipurMovie · 1991 · 82mWerner Herzog's *Jag Mandir* is a rarely seen film, based on 20 hours of footage, of which only a fraction is presented. A viewer unfamiliar with India might not immediately recognize the country and its mythology depicted within. The film primarily documents an elaborate theatrical performance staged for Maharana Arvind Singh Mewar at Udaipur's City Palace by André Heller.IMDb 6.4TMDB 5.8 - 35
Signs of LifeMovie · 1968 · 91m · Drama, WarDuring World War II, three German soldiers – Kraft, Hicker, and Stroszek – are sent to a peaceful coastal post on the Greek island of Kos after Stroszek is wounded. They are supposed to recover there and then rejoin the war. But the quiet routine of their new assignment starts to affect them, making them restless and eager for combat. As weeks pass, Stroszek is the first to break down under the isolation, his mental health declining until he loses his mind. This film looks at friendship, the war's impact on people, and the difficult connection between duty and madness, all set against a beautiful Mediterranean backdrop.IMDb 7.0TMDB 6.6 - 36
Queen of the DesertMovie · 2015 · 128m · Drama, Adventure, HistoryThis is the story of Gertrude Bell, a pioneering traveler, writer, archaeologist, and explorer who worked for the British Empire in the Near and Middle East at the start of the 1900s. Her deep understanding of local tribal leaders proved crucial, enabling the British to establish the kingdoms of Iraq, Jordan, and Saudi Arabia.IMDb 5.7TMDB 5.9 - 37
Portrait: Werner HerzogMovie · 1986 · 28mIn this 1986 autobiographical short film, Werner Herzog recounts stories from his life and career. The film features excerpts and commentary on several of his films, including *Signs of Life*, *Heart of Glass*, *Fata Morgana*, *Aguirre, the Wrath of God*, *The Great Ecstasy of Woodcarver Steiner*, *Fitzcarraldo*, and Les Blank's documentary *Burden of Dreams*. A highlight is footage of a conversation between Herzog and his mentor, photographer Lotte Eisner. Additionally, he discusses a potential film project in the Himalayas with mountaineer Reinhold Messner, involving Klaus Kinski.IMDb 6.7TMDB 7.1 - 38
No One Will Play with MeMovie · 1976 · 14mThis short documentary offers a darkly humorous look at a preschooler who is isolated from his peers. His social situation shifts when a girl, intrigued by his pet crow, begins to connect with him, ultimately paving the way for acceptance.IMDb 6.4TMDB 5.7 - 39
The White DiamondMovie · 2004 · 90m · DocumentaryWerner Herzog's 2004 documentary chronicles the efforts of a dedicated British inventor as he strives to build and test an unusual airship on its first flight over the rainforest.IMDb 7.5TMDB 6.9 - 40
The Killers: UnstagedMovie · 2012 · 95mThis film follows the band The Killers as they tour and perform live in the Bronx, New York, captured in a series of music documentaries sponsored by American Express.IMDb 6.4TMDB 3.0 - 41
The Dark Glow of the MountainMovie · 1985 · 45mWerner Herzog chronicles the perilous expedition of mountaineers Hans Kammerlander and Reinhold Messner as they attempt to summit the challenging peaks of the Gasherbrum mountains, a feat undertaken without supplemental oxygen. The film also explores the climbers' histories with other mountains, their personal hardships, and the motivations behind their dedication to this extreme pursuit.IMDb 7.4TMDB 7.6 - 42
Gesualdo: Death for Five VoicesMovie · 1995 · 60mThe life, music, and violent crimes of Carlo Gesualdo, a famed 16th-century Italian composer and notorious murderer.IMDb 6.9TMDB 6.8 - 43
StroszekMovie · 1977 · 108m · Drama"Bruno Stroszek" tells the story of a man trying to rebuild his life after prison. With few skills and a difficult history, Bruno takes up street music with a glockenspiel and accordion, advised to avoid alcohol. He meets Eva, a struggling prostitute, and they develop an unexpected connection.
Together, they join Scheitz, an eccentric elderly neighbor, for a daring trip to Wisconsin in search of opportunity. The film explores their hopes and struggles as they confront their pasts and try to find a better future in the American Midwest.
"Bruno Stroszek" is a moving story about hope, perseverance, and the search for happiness, offering a tender and bittersweet look at people overcoming hardship.IMDb 7.7TMDB 7.3 - 44
Bad Lieutenant: Port of Call - New OrleansMovie · 2009 · 122m · Drama, CrimeSergeant Terrence McDonagh of the New Orleans Police receives a medal and a promotion to lieutenant for heroism displayed during Hurricane Katrina. The incident, however, results in a back injury and a subsequent addiction to prescription pain medication. McDonagh becomes entangled with a drug dealer suspected of murdering a family of African immigrants.IMDb 6.6TMDB 6.2 - 45
Family Romance, LLCMovie · 2019 · 110m · DramaFamily Romance is a company that rents people to fill roles in life. Founder Yuichi Ishii helps his customers achieve their desires. However, things become complicated when a mother hires Ishii to pretend to be her missing father for her son. The distinction between acting and real life begins to fade.IMDb 6.7TMDB 6.2 - 46
The Enigma of Kaspar HauserMovie · 1974 · 109m · Drama, HistoryThis drama follows Kaspar Hauser (Bruno S.) as he begins to learn about the world after being kept locked in a small cellar for seventeen years. His only friend during this time is a toy horse and a mysterious man in a black coat and top hat, who gives him food but stays distant. As Kaspar slowly discovers how to be human and tries to understand why he was imprisoned, the film explores isolation, identity, and finding oneself. It asks how someone can find their place in a world they've only known from behind bars.IMDb 7.6TMDB 7.3 - 47
HeraklesMovie · 1962 · 10m"Herakles" presents a collection of film clips exploring ideas of masculinity. The selection includes overtly macho imagery, such as bodybuilders displaying their physique. It also features less literal depictions of strength and aggression, including scenes of military bombing and car accidents.IMDb 5.7TMDB 5.9 - 48
Handicapped FutureMovie · 1971 · 43mWerner Herzog's documentary examines how Germany and the United States approach the lives of people with disabilities, highlighting the contrasting ways they are cared for and integrated into society.IMDb 7.0TMDB 6.8 - 49
La BohèmeMovie · 2009 · 4mThis is one of several short opera films directed by different people. Herzog blends scenes from Puccini's "O Soave Fanciulla" ("Oh you vision of beauty" from La Boheme) with footage of challenging life in Africa. The collection was made to mark six years of Sky Arts sponsoring ENO, and to show both organizations’ dedication to making opera accessible to a wider audience. The films feature recordings by the ENO Orchestra, conducted by ENO Music Director Edward Gardner, and singers Peter Auty, Geraint Dodd, Mary Plazas, and Mark Stone.IMDb 5.8TMDB 4.9 - 50
Giovanna d'ArcoMovie · 1989 · 127mRenowned German filmmaker Werner Herzog collaborates with acclaimed Italian conductor Riccardo Chailly on a rarely-seen opera. The production features striking contrasts of light and darkness, grand spectacle, and intimate moments. Filmed at the Teatro Comunale di Bologna in Italy.IMDb 5.9TMDB 5.0 - 51
The French as Seen by…Movie · 1988 · 76mTo celebrate its tenth anniversary in 1988, Figaro magazine commissioned several renowned directors to create a series of short films. These films have now been released to coincide with the bicentenary of the French Revolution. The collection includes works by Werner Herzog, David Lynch, Andrzej Wajda, Luigi Comencini, and Jean-Luc Godard: *Les Gaulois*, *The Cowboy and the Frenchman*, *Proust contre la déchéance*, *Pèlerinage à Agen*, and *Le dernier mot*.IMDb 6.3TMDB 6.9 - 52
The GaulsMovie · 1988 · 12mThis short film consists of two parts: "The French," featuring two men tasting wine, and "The Gauls," depicting men playing rugby. By Werner Herzog and part of the "The French as Seen By..." series, it was commissioned by the newspaper Le Figaro to commemorate the tenth anniversary of its magazine section in 1988.IMDb 5.8TMDB 8.0 - 53
The Unprecedented Defence of the Fortress DeutschkreuzMovie · 1967 · 15mThis is a satirical look at the absurdity of war and the foolish things it can drive people to do. Four young men explore an abandoned fortress and discover military uniforms. They decide to use them to stage a strange war game, making their actions seem even more pointless when compared to the ordinary lives of the workers in the nearby countryside.IMDb 5.7TMDB 5.2 - 54
Lessons of DarknessMovie · 1992 · 54m · War, DocumentaryFollowing the Gulf War, Kuwait is a devastated landscape scarred by oil fires. Werner Herzog's film documents this apocalyptic environment, capturing the eerie atmosphere of murky skies, burned earth, and unpredictable flames. The documentary explores the war's destruction and humanity's connection to nature, examining the consequences of our actions. Herzog masterfully portrays resilience, survival, and the fragility of life amidst the ruins. The film is a powerful reminder of nature’s force, presenting both its beauty and horror.IMDb 7.9TMDB 7.8 - 55
Aguirre, the Wrath of GodMovie · 1972 · 95m · History, Adventure, DramaFollowing the collapse of the Inca Empire, a bold Spanish expedition journeys into the Amazon to find the legendary city of El Dorado. Captain Aguirre leads the men on a dangerous trek through unexplored territory, driven by the hope of great wealth.
As they travel down the river, the pursuit of fortune transforms into a desperate struggle for power. Aguirre's control over his crew intensifies, breeding suspicion and madness.
This intense story of exploration and ambition explores the darker side of humanity, depicting a harrowing fight for survival amidst extreme hardship. The expedition’s quest for El Dorado raises the question of whether the promise of riches will ultimately save or ruin them.IMDb 7.8TMDB 7.5 - 56
InvincibleMovie · 2001 · 133m · Drama, WarIn 1930s Berlin, a Jewish strongman takes on the stage, portraying the iconic Aryan hero Siegfried.IMDb 6.4TMDB 6.2 - 57
The Wild Blue YonderMovie · 2005 · 81m · Science FictionAn alien recounts the history of his planet's decline and his people's journeys to Earth, detailing how humanity destroyed itself. Meanwhile, human astronauts search for a new home among the stars, hoping to ensure the survival of humankind.IMDb 6.1TMDB 6.0 - 58
The Flying Doctors of East AfricaMovie · 1970 · 45mWerner Herzog's 1969 documentary, *The Flying Doctors of East Africa*, chronicles the work of the African Medical and Research Foundation's "flying doctors" service. The film follows their efforts in Tanzania, Kenya, and Nairobi.IMDb 6.6TMDB 7.2 - 59
Rescue DawnMovie · 2007 · 125m · Adventure, Drama, WarDuring the Vietnam War, a U.S. fighter pilot faces an intense fight for survival after his plane is shot down over Laos.IMDb 7.2TMDB 7.0 - 60
My Best FiendMovie · 1999 · 95m · DocumentaryThis documentary explores the intense and complicated relationship between legendary director Werner Herzog and actor Klaus Kinski. Though they often expressed a desire to harm one another, the film reveals a surprising level of trust that developed during their work together. Their unusual professional partnership produced many acclaimed films, driven by a shared passion for cinema that overshadowed their personal conflicts. Using interviews and archival footage, the film examines the complex connection between obsession, artistic vision, and human bonds in their remarkable collaboration.IMDb 7.8TMDB 7.3 - 61
Ballad of the Little SoldierMovie · 1984 · 46mA group of Miskito Indians fight against the Sandinistas, utilizing child soldiers from Nicaragua as part of their resistance.IMDb 7.2TMDB 6.4 - 62
Land of Silence and DarknessMovie · 1971 · 85m · DocumentaryThis film intimately follows Fini Straubinger, who has been deaf and blind since her teens, showing how she lives and fights for others with similar disabilities. We witness her remarkable strength and resolve as she navigates the world, challenging how we understand the difficulties faced by deaf-blind people trying to connect with their surroundings. The documentary is an inspiring story of perseverance that also reveals a unique way of seeing life, emphasizing the power of acceptance and adapting to overcome hardship.IMDb 7.9TMDB 7.4 - 63
Last WordsMovie · 1968 · 13m · DocumentaryFilmmaker Werner Herzog, known for his distinctive storytelling and documentaries, explored Greece while preparing his survival drama "Lebenszeichen." Before the film, he made a short piece during location scouting. This short film highlights a different aspect of Herzog's filmmaking, blending the beauty of Greece with the honesty of its people. The result is an insightful and moving journey that combines visual appeal with a deep look at human life.IMDb 6.0TMDB 5.3 - 64
Echoes from a Sombre EmpireMovie · 1990 · 91mThis documentary explores the reign of Jean-Bédel Bokassa in the Central African Republic, drawing on firsthand accounts from those who lived under his rule and visits to significant locations from that period.IMDb 7.1TMDB 7.1 - 65
God's Angry ManMovie · 1983 · 44mThis documentary chronicles Gene Scott, the well-known televangelist who frequently clashed with the FCC during the 1970s and '80s over his television program. It also features his arguments with viewers, where he expresses dissatisfaction with their financial support for the show.IMDb 6.6TMDB 5.4 - 66
Heart of GlassMovie · 1976 · 94m · DramaIn a charming Bavarian village famous for its exquisite "Ruby Glass," the community is devastated by the sudden death of the glassworks foreman. He leaves behind a vital secret, essential to the town's prosperity. As despair settles in, the glassworks owner becomes consumed with finding the lost secret, hoping to revive the village's past and secure its future. His quest leads him on a journey of mystery, determination, and personal growth.IMDb 6.8TMDB 6.5 - 67
Grizzly ManMovie · 2005 · 103m · DocumentaryThis film chronicles the story of Timothy Treadwell, known as "Grizzly Man," and his thirteen summers spent living in a National Park in Alaska, dedicated to protecting grizzly bears. Through distinctive footage, the documentary offers an intimate look at a man who devoted his life to nature, ultimately sacrificing himself for it.IMDb 7.7TMDB 7.5 - 68
Cobra VerdeMovie · 1987 · 111m · Adventure, DramaIn 19th century Brazil, the infamous bandit Cobra Verde terrorizes the countryside with his robberies. Don Octávio Countinho, impressed by his ruthlessness, hires him to manage the slaves on his sugar plantation. However, Cobra Verde’s actions escalate when he impregnates all three of Don Octávio's daughters, leading to his dismissal.
Exiled to Africa, Cobra Verde is charged with reviving the slave trade and navigating the region's tribal conflicts. He unexpectedly gains control of a deserted fortress and manipulates warring tribes into alliances. Commanding a powerful army of warriors, Cobra Verde embarks on a brutal and cunning quest for survival amidst Africa’s chaotic tribal landscape.IMDb 6.9TMDB 6.9 - 69
My Son, My Son, What Have Ye DoneMovie · 2010 · 91m · Crime, Drama, ThrillerBrad has committed murder and locked himself inside his home. As police work to understand what happened, his friends and neighbors help them uncover the unusual story of how this seemingly ordinary young man ended up in such a desperate situation.IMDb 6.1TMDB 6.1
