The Individual in Werner Herzog's Films Aguirre, the Wrath of God and STROSZEK

The analysis explores the unique qualities of Werner Herzog's films, highlighting the profound impact they have on viewers that transcends rational critique. It delves into the emotional and philosophical dimensions of Herzog's work, suggesting that his filmmaking elicits a powerful response that challenges conventional understanding. This examination, rooted in film science, reflects on the artistic significance of Herzog's contributions to cinema, offering insights into the complexities and depth of his storytelling.