Filmmaker, writer, photographer and traveller, Wim Wenders has for years carried round a panoramic camera that has come in handy when the impressive nature of experience is beyond normal measure. This work presents a portrait of the world as the photographer encountered it, and a portrait of the photographer as reflected in his view of the world.
This volume collects three previously published books of Wenders' essays. He discusses his development as a film-maker from the moment he picked up a camera, and offers a broad analysis of his passions - rock music, avant-garde cinema, questions of German identity, and the influence of America.
First published in 1944 this fantasically readable murdr story has been unavailable for decades, and was never published in the UK. Written by the great Hollywood maverick film director and writer Sam Fuller