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There's also another great documentary from Werner Herzog called Happy People: A Year in the Taiga.

Along these lines is the (wonderful) Werner Herzog documentary, Encounters at the End of the World.

I'm sure that there are more forms, but those are the two that Herzog traffics in.

This short film on txting-while-driving by Werner Herzog changed my driving patterns.

I'm sure if someone like Werner Herzog covered it, it'd be fascinating to watch.

It's a typical Herzog documentary that dives into the cave and the emotions it creates with people rather than going over the rote history or facts about it.

Super weird, I didn't get any sound in the slideshow at all, except when playing the Veronica Mars trailer and Werner Herzog video, which required user action to play.

I assure you that the racism of, for example, Yitzhak Herzog (who heads Israel's main centre-left party), is as obvious to the ideological opponents of Zionism as Yarvin's is to you.

You can tell a true story with a narrative film, or a documentary; what Herzog believes is that there is a truth beyond a strictly factual accounting, and he makes movies informed by this belief.

Also his son appears in Werner Herzog's "Happy People: A Year in the Taiga", which is both odd and awesome.

Not sure of the others, but Dune 2 certainly didn't spontaneously big bang in a vacuum either, it was built on earlier iterations of similar games most notable being Herzog Zwei,whose english translation curiously enough is just 2 letters forward on a single letter, it translates as "Duke 2" that said, played the shit out of dune 2, what a game!

Herzog has this concept of the ecstatic truth, which means his documentaries are rarely as simple as they can seem; it's almost a third form of film.

In any event, all of Herzog's movies are worth viewing from my highly fan-boyish perspective.

Wow very cool--also check out Werner Herzog's documentary Cave of Forgotten Dreams for a fantastic look at the Chauvet cave in France.