Fata Morgana

Year: 1971

Runtime: 76 mins

Language: German

Director: Werner Herzog

Documentary

Filmed in harsh, unforgiving environments and rooted in Mayan creation mythology, the work examines how reality can be deceptive, probing whether a camera can capture something that exists only as illusion. It investigates natural mirages and reflects on the very nature of mirage itself, and its fleeting perception.

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