What a great film! In the style of magical realism! A precise portrayal of contemporary Iranian society.

Herzog said of Onoda: "He is a man who lived in a twilight world, a world between life and death, between reality and illusion. He was a man who was both a hero and a victim. He was a man who was lost in the wilderness, but he also found himself there."

Making sense- Ai Wei Wei , London Design museum

In 1978, Werner Herzog and Errol Morris made a bet. Morris was making a documentary called Gates of Heaven, about a pet cemetery. Herzog was skeptical that Morris would ever finish the film, so he bet him that if he did, Herzog would eat his shoe.

Cheers to the one and only Jack Nicholson, a true cinematic legend whose impact on Hollywood and beyond will forever be remembered and cherished. Happy birthday, Jack!

"The more virgin your eyes are, the more you have to say. The most detestable habit in all modern cinema is the homage. I don't want to see another goddamn homage in anybody's movie. There are enough of them that are unconscious."

/Imagine ~ They buried him deep again

If Kubrick were alive and time stood still, he would looks