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Thirteen sections depict the aftermath of the Gulf War in Kuwait, focusing on the oil fires that blacken the sky and scar the land.
Five films were made between Werner Herzog and Klaus Kinski, marked by intense conflicts and a complex creative partnership.
Four seasons unfold in the isolated village of Bakhta, where Russian trappers hunt fur animals and fish in the harsh Siberian taiga.
Werner Herzog reflects on his friendship with travel writer Bruce Chatwin while traveling through Patagonia and the Australian Outback.
A 42-minute sermon by Reverend Huie Rogers critiques human greed and societal failures at the Bible Way Church of Our Lord Jesus Christ in Brooklyn.
Young men of the Wodaabe tribe engage in beauty pageants marked by extravagant makeup and intricate posturing to attract potential mates.
Two climbers ascend Gasherbrum I and II in a single expedition without returning to base camp, revealing their motivations and challenges along the way.
Scott refuses to speak on air until viewers pledge an additional $600, leading to several minutes of silence before he erupts in anger.
Two Kalachakra initiations in 2002, led by the fourteenth Dalai Lama, are documented in this film, one disrupted by his illness in Bodh Gaya, India.
