Werner Herzog, the director of "Lo and Behold, Reveries of the Connected World," an investigation into the ins and outs of the Internet Era. (Photo courtesy of Magnolia Pictures.) By Carlos Valladares ...

Nobody but Werner Herzog could have made it, and that he got to do it at all is reason to be grateful for “Invincible.” MPAA rating: PG, for some sexual and thematic elements. Times guidelines ...

Werner Herzog Tests Himself Against the Wilderness ... The birds are in misery. I don’t think they sing, they just screech in pain.” He then clarifies, “It is not that I hate it.

Only a poet-scientist would care about how a piece of vintage computer equipment smells, and that’s the kind of detail Herzog, a true wack-bird genius, is so good at teasing out.

It is overgrown now with jungles, butterflies, strange birds singing, ... Werner Herzog may not be able to articulate that principle when it claws its way out of his subconscious.

Werner Herzog plays a mysterious role in the Disney+ Star Wars series The Mandalorian, which is out today. Director Jon Favreau cast him in the role, even though he has never seen a Star Wars film.

Celebrate Werner Herzog’s 75th Birthday with These Peak Herzog Moments “I know by looking at faces, ... the birds are in misery. I don’t think they sing, ...

T wenty-five years ago, while in Tokyo directing an opera, the German filmmaker Werner Herzog turned down the offer of a private audience with the emperor of Japan.“It was a faux pas, so awful ...