Herzog: Does the Internet Dream of Itself?

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		Herzog Logs On: The Inquisitive Filmmaker Contemplates the Mysteries of Our Digital Existence By Aaron Hillis Lo and Behold, Reveries of the Connected World is an unsurprisingly wry, quizzical documentary survey on life inside the virtual world. More >>
REVIEWS
Natalie Portman's Directorial Debut Is Thoughtful, Inspired and Unfocused By Alan Scherstuhl A Tale of Love and Darkness proves that Natalie Portman is a filmmaker of intelligence, ambition and inventiveness. More >> Life in the Mind of a Comatose Boy Is Gorgeous, but What Does It Reveal? By Bilge Ebiri The 9th Life of Louis Drax excels at grabbing you with a steady stream of provocative and ornate images. But to what end, I’m still not sure. More >> Yoga Hosers Finds Kevin Smith Barely Making a Movie By Pete Vonder Haar Kevin Smith's Yoga Hosers may very well be the film that finally convinces audiences the emperor has no hockey jersey.g More >>
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