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by Paul Cronin


  Locations: Antigua, San Andrés Itzapa (Guatemala)

  Premiere: January 2000, ARD (German television)

  2000

  Julianes Sturz in den Dschungel (Wings of Hope)

  Non-fiction, 70 minutes (theatrical), 42 minutes (German television), 49 minutes (English television), Super 16, colour

  Director: Werner Herzog

  Producer: Lucki Stipetić

  Camera: Peter Zeitlinger

  Editor: Joe Bini

  Sound: Eric Spitzer

  Music: Wagner, Stravinsky

  Production Companies: Werner Herzog Filmproduktion, Zweites Deutsches Fernsehen (ZDF), BBC

  Location: Peru

  Participants: Juliane Koepcke, Moisés Rengito Chavez, Juan Limber Ribera Soto, Richard Silva Manujama, Ricardo Oroche Rengite, El Moro

  Premiere: February 2000, ZDF (German television)

  2001

  Pilgrimage

  Non-fiction, 18 minutes, 35mm, colour

  Director: Werner Herzog

  Camera: Jorge Pacheco, Jörg Schmidt-Reitwein, Erik Söllner

  Editor: Joe Bini

  Sound: Neil Pemperton

  Music: John Tavener (Mahámátra performed by BBC Symphony Orchestra, conducted by Leonard Slatkin, performed by Parvin Cox and the Westminster Cathedral Choir)

  Production Company: Werner Herzog Filmproduktion (for BBC)

  Locations: Mexico, Siberia

  Premiere: March 2001, London

  2001

  Invincible

  Fiction, 130 minutes, 35mm, colour

  Director: Werner Herzog

  Screenplay: Werner Herzog

  Producers: Gary Bart, Werner Herzog, Christine Ruppert

  Camera: Peter Zeitlinger

  Editor: Joe Bini

  Sound: Simon Willis

  Music: Hans Zimmer, Klaus Badelt

  Production Companies: Werner Herzog Filmproduktion, Tatfilm Produktion

  Locations: Germany, Latvia, Lithuania, Netherlands, Christmas Island (Australia), Black Island Studios (London), Monterey Bay Aquarium

  Cast: Tim Roth (Hanussen), Jouko Ahola (Zishe Breitbart), Anna Gourari (Marta Farra), Jacob Wein (Benjamin Breitbart), Max Raabe (Master of Ceremonies), Gustav Peter Woehler (Landwehr), Udo Kier (Count Helldorf), Herb Golder (Rabbi Edelmann), Gary Bart (Yitzak Breitbart), Renata Krössner (Mother Breitbart)

  Premiere: September 2001, Venice Film Festival

  2002

  Ten Thousand Years Older [part of Ten Minutes Older: The Trumpet] Non-fiction, 10 minutes, Super 16, colour

  Director: Werner Herzog

  Producer: Lucki Stipetić

  Camera: Vincente Rios

  Editor: Joe Bini

  Sound: Walter Saxer

  Music: Paul Englishby (performed by Hugh Masekela)

  Production Company: Werner Herzog Filmproduktion

  Location: Brazil

  Premiere: May 2002, Cannes Film Festival

  2003

  Rad der Zeit (Wheel of Time)

  Non-fiction, 80 minutes, Super 16, colour

  Director: Werner Herzog

  Producers: Werner Herzog, André Singer

  Camera: Peter Zeitlinger

  Editor: Joe Bini

  Sound: Eric Spitzer

  Music: Prem Rana Autari, Sur Sudha-Autari, Vaidya Bihaya, Lhamo Dolma, Florian Fricke (Popol Vuh), Shresta Surendra

  Production Companies: Werner Herzog Filmproduktion, Café Productions

  Locations: Graz (Austria), Bodhgaya (India), Mount Kailash (Tibet, China)

  Participants: Dalai Lama, Manfred Klell, Tenzin Dhargye

  Premiere: March 2003, BBC Television

  2004

  The White Diamond

  Non-fiction, 87 minutes, Super 16, colour

  Director: Werner Herzog

  Producers: Werner Herzog, Annette Scheurich, Lucki Stipetić

  Camera: Henning Brümmer, Klaus Scheurich

  Editor: Joe Bini

  Sound: Eric Spitzer

  Music: Ernst Reijseger

  Production Companies: Marco Polo Film, NDR Naturfilm, Nippon Hoso Kyokai, BBC

  Locations: Bedford (England), Guyana

  Participants: Graham Dorrington, Marc Anthony Yhap, Jason Gibson, Jan-Peter Meewes

  Premiere: November 2004, Halle (Germany)

  2005

  Grizzly Man

  Non-fiction, 103 minutes, Super 16, colour

  Director: Werner Herzog

  Producer: Erik Nelson

  Camera: Peter Zeitlinger

  Editor: Joe Bini

  Sound: Ken King

  Music: Richard Thompson

  Production Company: Real Big Productions (for Lionsgate Films and Discovery Docs)

  Location: Katmai National Park (Alaska)

  Participants: Timothy Treadwell, Amie Huguenard, Jewel Palovak, Carol Dexter, Val Dexter, Sam Egli

  Premiere: January 2005, Sundance Film Festival

  2005

  The Wild Blue Yonder

  Non-fiction, 81 minutes, HDCAM, colour

  Director: Werner Herzog

  Producer: Werner Herzog

  Camera: Henry Kaiser, Tanja Koop, Klaus Scheurich

  Editor: Joe Bini

  Sound: Joe Crabb

  Music: Ernst Reijseger

  Production Companies: Werner Herzog Filmproduktion, West Park Pictures

  Locations: Niland (California), McMurdo Station (Antarctic)

  Cast: Brad Dourif, Michael McCulley, Ted Sweetser, Roger Diehl, Donald Williams

  Premiere: September 2005, Venice Film Festival

  2006

  Rescue Dawn

  Fiction, 126 minutes, 35mm, colour

  Director: Werner Herzog

  Screenplay: Werner Herzog

  Producers: Steve Marlton, Elton Brand, Harry Knapp

  Camera: Peter Zeitlinger

  Editor: Joe Bini

  Sound: Paul Paragon

  Music: Klaus Badelt

  Production Company: Top Gun Productions

  Location: Thailand

  Cast: Christian Bale (Dieter Dengler), Steve Zahn (Duane Martin), Jeremy Davies (Eugene DeBruin), Chorn Solyda (Walkie Talkie)

  Premiere: September 2006, Toronto Film Festival

  2007

  Encounters at the End of the World

  Non-fiction, 99 minutes, HDCAM, colour

  Director: Werner Herzog

  Producers: Henry Kaiser, Erik Nelson

  Camera: Peter Zeitlinger

  Editor: Joe Bini

  Sound: Werner Herzog

  Music: Henry Kaiser, David Lindley

  Production Companies: Discovery Films, Creative Differences

  Location: McMurdo Station (Antarctic)

  Participants: Scott Rowland, David Ainley, Stefan Pashov, Doug MacAyeal, Ryan Andrew Evans, Kevin Emery, Olav T. Oftedal, Regina Eisert, Clive Oppenheimer, Libor Zicha, Karen Joyce, Sam Bowser, David Pacheco

  Premiere: September 2007, Telluride Film Festival

  2009

  Bad Lieutenant: Port of Call – New Orleans

  Fiction, 122 minutes, 35mm, colour

  Director: Werner Herzog

  Screenplay: William M. Finkelstein

  Producers: Stephen Belafonte, Nicolas Cage, Randall Emmett, Alan Polsky, Gabe Polsky, Edward R. Pressman

  Camera: Peter Zeitlinger

  Editor: Joe Bini

  Sound: Jay Meagher

  Music: Mark Isham

  Production Companies: Millennium Films, Edward R. Pressman Films, Saturn Films, Polsky Films

  Location: New Orleans

  Cast: Nicolas Cage (Terence McDonagh), Eva Mendes (Frankie Donnenfield), Val Kilmer (Steve Pruit), Alvin “Xzibit” Joiner (Big Fate), Fairuza Balk (Heidi), Jennifer Coolidge (Genevieve), Tom Bower (Pat McDonagh), Brad Dourif (Ned Schoenholtz), Irma Hall (Binnie Rogers), Michael Shannon (Mundt)

  Premiere: September 2009, Venice Film Festival

  2009

  La Bohème

  Non-fiction
, 4 minutes, HDCAM, colour

  Director: Werner Herzog

  Producer: Andre Singer

  Camera: Richard Blanshard

  Editor: Joe Bini

  Music: Puccini

  Production Companies: Sky Arts, English National Opera

  Location: Ethiopia

  Premiere: September 2009, Venice Film Festival

  2009

  My Son, My Son, What Have Ye Done

  Fiction, 93 minutes, HDCAM, colour

  Director: Werner Herzog

  Screenplay: Herbert Golder, Werner Herzog

  Producer: Eric Bassett

  Camera: Peter Zeitlinger

  Editor: Joe Bini

  Sound: Greg Agalsoff

  Music: Ernst Reijseger

  Production Companies: Defilm, Paper Street Films

  Locations: San Diego, Kashgar (China), Tijuana (Mexico), Peru (Urubamba Valley)

  Cast: Michael Shannon (Brad Macallam), Willem Dafoe (Detective Hank Havenhurst), Chloë Sevigny (Ingrid Gudmundson), Udo Kier (Lee Meyers), Michael Peña (Detective Vargas), Grace Zabriskie (Mrs Macallam), Brad Dourif (Uncle Ted), Irma Hall (Mrs Roberts)

  Premiere: September 2009, Venice Film Festival

  2010

  Cave of Forgotten Dreams

  Non-fiction, 90 minutes, 3D, colour

  Director: Werner Herzog

  Producers: Erik Nelson, Adrienne Ciuffo

  Camera: Peter Zeitlinger

  Editor: Joe Bini

  Sound: Eric Spitzer

  Music: Ernst Reijseger

  Production Companies: Werner Herzog Filmproduktion, Creative Differences, ARTE

  Locations: Chauvet-Pont-d’Arc Cave, Vallon-Pont-d’Arc, France

  Participants: Jean Clottes, Julien Monney, Jean-Michel Geneste, Michel Philippe

  Premiere: September 2010, Toronto Film Festival

  2010

  Happy People: A Year in the Taiga

  Non-fiction, 90 minutes, Video, colour

  Director: Dmitry Vasyukov

  Co-Director: Werner Herzog

  Producers: Christoph Fisser, Vladimir Perepelkin, Nick N. Raslan, Charlie Woebcken

  Camera: Alexy Matveev, Gleb Stephanov, Arthur Sibirski, Michael Tarkovsky

  Editor: Joe Bini

  Sound: Robert Getty

  Music: Klaus Badelt

  Production Company: Studio Babelsberg

  Location: Siberia, Russia

  Premiere: November 2010, Germany

  2011

  Ode to the Dawn of Man

  Non-fiction, 30 minutes, Video, colour

  Director: Werner Herzog

  Camera: Werner Herzog

  Editor: Maya Hawke

  Sound: Werner Herzog

  Music: Ernst Reijseger

  Production Company: Werner Herzog Filmproduktion

  Location: Haarlem, The Netherlands

  Participants: Ernst Reijseger, Sean Bergin, Harmen Fraanje

  Premiere: September 2011, Telluride Film Festival

  2011

  Into the Abyss: A Tale of Death, a Tale of Life

  Non-fiction, 107 minutes, HDCAM, colour

  Director: Werner Herzog

  Producer: Erik Nelson

  Camera: Peter Zeitlinger

  Editor: Joe Bini

  Sound: Steve Osmon

  Music: Mark De Gli Antoni

  Production Companies: Creative Differences, Werner Herzog Filmproduktion

  Location: Texas

  Participants: Michael Perry, Jason Burkett, Richard Lopez, Lisa Stotler-Balloun, Jared Talbert, Damon Hall

  Premiere: September 2011, Toronto Film Festival

  2012–13

  On Death Row

  Non-fiction, 8 × 52 minutes, HDCAM, colour

  Director: Werner Herzog

  Producer: Erik Nelson

  Camera: Peter Zeitlinger, Dave Roberson

  Editors: Joe Bini, Marco Capalbo

  Sound: Steve Osmon

  Music: Mark De Gli Antoni

  Production Companies: Creative Differences, Werner Herzog Filmproduktion

  Locations: Texas, Florida

  Participants: James Barnes, Joseph Garcia, George Rivas, Hank Skinner, Linda Carty, Blaine Milam, Darlie Routier, Douglas Feldman, Robert Fratta

  Premiere: February 2012, Berlin Film Festival; August 2013, Locarno Film Festival

  2013

  From One Second to the Next

  Non-fiction, 35 minutes, HDCAM, colour

  Director: Werner Herzog

  Producer: George Sholley

  Camera: Peter Zeitlinger

  Editor: Joe Bini

  Sound: Steve Osmon

  Music: Mark De Gli Antoni

  Production Companies: AT&T, Verizon Communications

  Locations: Wisconsin, Indiana, Vermont, Utah

  Participants: Xzavier Davis-Bilbo, Reggie Shaw, Debbie Drewniak, Chandler Gerber

  Premiere: August 2013, Locarno Film Festival

  OPERA STAGINGS

  1985 Doktor Faust (Busoni), Teatro Comunale, Bologna

  1987 Lohengrin (Wagner), Richard-Wagner-Festspielhaus, Bayreuth

  1989 Giovanna d’Arco (Verdi), Teatro Comunale, Bologna

  1991 Die Zauberflöte (Mozart), Teatro Bellini, Catania

  1992 La donna del lago (Rossini), Teatro La Scala, Milan

  1993 Der fliegende Holländer (Wagner), Opera Bastille, Paris 1994 Il Guarany (Gomes), Bonn Opera

  1994 Norma (Bellini), Arena di Verona

  1996 Il Guarany (Gomes), the Washington Opera

  1997 Chusingura (Saegusa), Opera Tokyo

  1997 Tannhäuser (Wagner), Teatro de la Maestranza, Sevilla

  1997 Tannhäuser (Wagner), Opera Royal de Wallonie, Liège

  1998 Tannhäuser (Wagner), Teatro di San Carlo, Naples

  1998 Tannhäuser (Wagner), Teatro Massimo, Palermo

  1999 Tannhäuser (Wagner), Teatro Real, Madrid

  1999 Die Zauberflöte (Mozart), Teatro Bellini, Catania

  1999 Tannhäuser (Wagner), Teatro Real, Madrid

  1999 Fidelio (Beethoven), Teatro La Scala, Milan

  2000 Tannhäuser (Wagner), Baltimore Opera Company

  2001 Giovanna d’Arco (Verdi), Teatro Carlo Felice, Genua

  2001 Tannhäuser (Wagner), Teatro Municipal, Rio de Janeiro

  2001 Tannhäuser (Wagner), Grand Opera, Houston

  2001 Die Zauberflöte (Mozart), Baltimore Opera Company

  2002 Der fliegende Holländer (Wagner), Domstufen Festspiele, Erfurt

  2003 Fidelio (Beethoven), Teatro La Scala, Milan

  2008 Parsifal (Wagner), Palau de les Arts, Valencia

  2013 I due Foscari (Verdi), Teatro dell’Opera, Rome

  Index

  Abelard, Pierre, 1

  Aborigines, Australian, 1, 2, 3, 4

  Abu Sayyaf, 1

  Achternbusch, Herbert, 1, 2, 3, 4

  Act of Killing, The (Oppenheimer), 1

  Adair, Red, 1

  Ades, Daniel, 1

  Adorf, Mario, 1

  Aeschylus, 1

  Aguarunas, 1, 2

  Aguirre, the Wrath of God: budget, 1, 2, 3;

  cameraman, 1, 2;

  character of Aguirre, 1, 2, 3, 4;

  distribution, 1;

  editing, 1;

  filming, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7;

  final shot, 1;

  genre, 1;

  humour, 1;

  hypnotised audience, 1;

  Indian extras, 1;

  influences, 1, 2;

  Kinski in, 1, 2, 3, 4;

  landscapes, 1;

  language, 1;

  making, 1, 2, 3, 4;

  monkeys, 1;

  mood, 1;

  music, 1;

  opening sequence, 1, 2, 3;

  poster, 1;

  preproduction, 1, 2, 3, 4;

  rejected by Cannes, 1;

  release, 1;

  responses to, 1, 2n, 3, 4;

  shipping of exposed negative, 1;

  soundtrack, 1;
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  story, 1, 2;

  surreal qualities, 1;

  time in, 1;

  voiceover, 1;

  working with actors, 1

  Ahola, Jouko, 1

  Ainley, David, 1

  Akhenaten, 1, 2

  Akzente: Zeitschrift für Literatur, 1

  Alaska, 1, 2, 3, 4

  Alexander, Peter, 1

  Ali, Muhammad, 1, 2

  All the Pretty Horses (McCarthy), 1

  Allen, Fred, 1

  Altdorfer, Albrecht, 1, 2

  Amahuacas, 1

  America, America (Kazan), 1

  Amnesty International, 1

  Amundsen, Roald, 1, 2

  Andrade, Joaquim Pedro de, 1

  Angelopoulos, Theo, 1

  Angelyne, 1

  Anger, Kenneth, 1

  Apocalypse Now (Coppola), 1

  Archimedes, 1

  Archivo General de Las Indias (Seville), 1

  Arizona State University Origins Project, 1, 2

  Astaire, Fred, 1, 2, 3

  Astor, André, 1

  AT&T, 1

  Atlantis space shuttle, 1

  Ayak Brothers, 1

  Aztecs, 1, 2, 3, 4

  Baader-Meinhof Group/Red Army Faction, 1

  Bacchae, The (Euripides), 1

  Bach, Johann Sebastian, 1, 2

  Bad Lieutenant (Ferrara), 1

  Bad Lieutenant: Port of Call New Orleans: budget, 1;

  Cage in, 1, 2, 3;

  character, 1;

  editing, 1, 2;

  final scene, 1;

  humour, 1;

  music, 1;

  New Orleans setting, 1;

  opening sequence, 1;

  place in Herzog’s career, 1, 2;

  script, 1, 2;

  title, 1

  Badelt, Klaus, 1

  Bailey, John, 1

  Baker, J. A., 1

  Bale, Christian, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5

  Ballad of the Little Soldier, 1, 2

  Barnes, James, 1, 2

  Bart, Gary, 1, 2

  Battle of Alexander (Altdorfer), 1

  Battle of Algiers, The (Pontecorvo), 1, 2

  Bavaria: dialect, 1, 2, 3, 4;

  fighting, 1;

  folklore, 1;

  Heart of Glass filming, 1;

  Herzog’s childhood, 1;

  Herzog’s feeling for, 1, 2, 3, 4;

  landscapes, 1, 2, 3;

  police, 1;

  ski flying, 1;

  traditional costumes, 1;

  white supremacists, 1

  Bayern Munich, 1, 2

  Bayreuth Wagner Festival, 1, 2, 3, 4

  BBC (British Broadcasting Corporation), 1, 2

  Beethoven, Ludwig van, 1

  Behan, Brendan, 1

 

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