Family Romance, LLC feels too casual to satisfactorily delve into the topic of identity in the modern world, but it does offer up a few intriguing vignettes.

It is Herzog's best film since 2010's Cave of Forgotten Dreams - seemingly slight at first, but with a premise that snags in your brain, and moments of pure oddball transcendence.

Uneven by Herzog's standards, but it's so intriguing as a premise that it carries you through the film.

In this bitter comedy of misunderstandings and fictitious yet naturalistic situations, Herzog walks between dehumanization and the asceptic nature we've embraced [Full review in Spanish]