BERKELEY'S NEWS • MARCH 27, 2023
Werner Herzog
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Film & Television
SEPTEMBER 07, 2022
‘Fire of Love’ sizzles, burns at both ends
It is embarassing but undeniable that the only erotic things about the film are the volcanoes themselves; it doesn’t help that much footage of the stretching, throbbing, folding and spewing masses is set to French lounge music.
Film & Television
SEPTEMBER 07, 2022
‘Fire of Love’ sizzles, burns at both ends
It is embarassing but undeniable that the only erotic things about the film are the volcanoes themselves; it doesn’t help that much footage of the stretching, throbbing, folding and spewing masses is set to French lounge music.
Culture Shot
JULY 29, 2021
5 films that make exceptional use of natural landscapes
A remarkable feature of cinema is its ability to transport viewers to remote destinations, using lighting, framing and composition to open portals into worlds separated from us by time and space
Culture Shot
JULY 29, 2021
5 films that make exceptional use of natural landscapes
A remarkable feature of cinema is its ability to transport viewers to remote destinations, using lighting, framing and composition to open portals into worlds separated from us by time and space
Film & Television
APRIL 06, 2017
Werner Herzog's dull, uninspiring ‘Queen of the Desert’ does little justice to life of extraordinary woman
What Herzog produces, in spite of the quiet determination Nicole Kidman brings to Gertrude Bell’s character, feels more like an ‘80s made-for-TV movie.
Film & Television
APRIL 06, 2017
Werner Herzog's dull, uninspiring ‘Queen of the Desert’ does little justice to life of extraordinary woman
What Herzog produces, in spite of the quiet determination Nicole Kidman brings to Gertrude Bell’s character, feels more like an ‘80s made-for-TV movie.
