Herzog's new work The Cave of Forgotten Dreams made its debut at Toronto Film Festival, and then held its European premiere at Berlin Film Festival. Although he went to Herzog and said, "I'm not a 3D expert, but I love movies more", he began to try this technology. He is keen to record the memories of the primitive jungle. He went deep into the small surrounding rock caves in the south of France, using 3D technology, trying to show the landform and murals of the caves and the back to the prehistoric world.

The preview of German movie master werner herzog's 3D documentary Cave of Forgotten Dreams is a bit rough, which is a bit sorry for the reputation of the master. Today, the preview of this film for Sundance Film Festival was released, which is much better in editing. However, it is still only a 2D version, which makes us more curious. What will the movie look like when it really shows its 3D face?

Dream Cave is a documentary that reflects history and scenery. The film focuses on the Chauville Cave in southern France, capturing the exquisite murals and natural landscapes in the cave. Herzog used 3D technology to try to take the audience back to the world 30,000 years ago (by contrast, the more famous Lascaux Cave is only half its age). Since 1994 discovered Xiaowei Cave, the intrusion of human activities has been strictly restricted, because even breathing can have a destructive impact on it. Herzog brought the film crew in this time, and the lighting used was also completely non-heating lighting equipment. In short, whether from the perspective of movies or historical materials, The Cave of Forgotten Dreams is very valuable.

The film Cave of Forgotten Dreams released at Toronto Film Festival left an impression on fans that witchcraft is generally charming. Herzog initially resisted the use of 3D, but after watching this movie, it is hard to imagine that this movie could be shot in other ways. The 3D form allows the audience to communicate with the charcoal paintings on the rock surface. Those stalagmites and steep rock walls have a sense of vertigo, as grand as the cathedral under Herzog. Of course, Herzog has not forgotten his favorite theme. For example, he asked cave experts, "What is human nature made of?"

The Cave of Forgotten Dreams was released in Britain on March 25th, 20th12nd.

Director's words:

"My reason and spiritual awakening are closely related to cave paintings in the Paleolithic age. /kloc-when I was 0/2 years old, I saw a book in the window of a bookstore, the cover of which was a horse in Lascaux cave. At present, I feel an indescribable excitement: "I want this book, I must have it." "It's a pity that my pocket money is only one yuan a month, so I began to caddy at the tennis court and borrowed money from several brothers. I go to see if the book is still in the window every month, and a deer will hit it. Obviously, I decided this was the only one. It took me more than half a year to buy that book. When I opened it, the feeling of awe and awe took root in my heart. "