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Lo and Behold: Reveries of the Connected World (2016)

Werner Herzog's exploration of the Internet and the connected world.

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Fred Topel 04 Feb 2016

Goes full Herzog into the abstract and esoteric, and that's what we love about Herzog.

Diego Battle 13 Dec 2016

Even though its structure is little conventional, the film never ceases to be fascinating. [Full review in Spanish]

Eddie Harrison 23 Oct 2016

'Do you think the internet can dream of itself?' is the kind of gnarly enquiry Herzog puts to his experts, and their detailed answers are recorded with friendly gravitas.

Leo K 01 Jan 2017

This movie is simply a list of things that are awesome and fucked up with the internet, as well as technology. Sometimes it builds on itself, other times, it takes a tangential step into some other direction, but the general theme is there.

Phil M 09 Sep 2016

Interesting interviews with interesting people, a slice in time, could be dated in a few years.