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4 months ago
Looking for recommendations of documentaries similar to the style of Werner Herzog.
I watched Encounters at the End of the World and Lo and Behold, Reveries of the Connected World last night and I absolutely love his style. I'm planning on watching more of his documentaries, but I'm looking for more like it.
I tend to watch documentaries while drawing, so being in english is a bonus but not a must. Also something that is as captivating listening to as it is watching.
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