Oscar-nominated German director Werner Herzog will lead the international jury at the 60th Berlin Film Festival from February 11-21, organisers said on Thursday. ...
Nicolas Cage uncuffs his inner bad cop for frenzied, funny role in Herzog's `Bad Lieutenant' Nicolas Cage figures he owes no apologies when ...
VENICE (Reuters) - There has been more bad blood in Venice over "Bad Lieutenant: Port of Call New Orleans," a movie starring Nicolas Cage that borrowed its title from Abel Ferrara's 1992 cult classic "Bad Lieutenant." Bad Lieutenant: Port of Call New ...
US documentarist Michael Moore came to the Venice film festival Saturday packing "Capitalism: A Love Story," his latest dose of acerbic wit, this time targeting corporate greed. "It's a genius idea that corporate America has come up with to get rid of ...
"Persecution," the story of a rudderless youth and his well-anchored girlfriend, screened Saturday at the Venice film festival, the first of three French films competing for the coveted Golden Lion. Later Saturday, feisty US documentarist Michael Moore was to give the press ...
Maverick German cineaste Werner Herzog said Saturday he was opening a school to teach "guerrilla filmmaking" at a variety of venues around the world. Herzog will rent conference rooms "at infrequent intervals" to give seminars at his Rogue Film School over long ...
Werner Herzog and Guest Venice Film Festival 2009 - 'Bad Lieutenant: Port of Call New Orleans' Premiere Venice, Italy - 04.09.09 Copyright 2009 WENN
German director Werner Herzog, right, and wife Lena pose for a portrait at the 66th edition of the Venice Film Festival in Venice, Italy, Friday, Sept. 4, 2009. (AP Photo/Arash Radpour) Copyright 2009 AP News
German director Werner Herzog and U.S. actor Michael Shannon pose during the photo call for the film ' My Son, My Son, What Have Ye Done ? ' at the 66th edition of the Venice Film Festival in Venice, Italy, Saturday Sept. ...
Werner Herzog's 'My Son, My Son' based a real life Greek tragedy of actor killing mother For four decades, no Werner Herzog film ever was accepted for competition at the Venice Film Festival. This year, there are two. After the festival accepted ...
