 also nominated for Golden Bear in 1979). Herzog won the Best Director award for Fitzcarraldo at the 1982 Cannes Film Festival. In 1975, his movie The Enigma of Kaspar Hauser won the Grand Prix Spécial du Jury (also known as the 'Silver Palm') at the Cannes Festival. Other films directed by Herzog nominated for Golden Palm are: Woyzeck (1979) and Where the Green Ants Dream (1984). His films have been nominated at many other festivals around the world: César Awards (Aguirre, the Wrath of God), Emmy Awards (Little Dieter Needs to Fly), European Film Awards (My Best Fiend) and Venice Film Festival (Scream of Stone and The Wild Blue Yonder). In 1987, Herzog and his half-brother Lucki Stipetić won the Bavarian Film Award for Best Producing for the film Cobra Verde. In 2002 he won the Dragon of Dragons Honorary Award during Kraków Film Festival in Kraków.

In 1999, before a public dialogue with critic Roger Ebert at the Walker Art Center, Herzog read a new manifesto, which he dubbed Minnesota Declaration: Truth and Fact in Documentary Cinema. Subtitled "Lessons of Darkness," the 12-point declaration began: "Cinema Verité is devoid of verité. It reaches a merely superficial truth, the truth of accountants." Ebert later wrote of its significance: “For the first time, it fully explained his theory of ‘ecstatic truth.’” In 2017, Herzog wrote a six-point addendum to the manifesto, prompted by a question about "truth in an age of alt-facts."

Herzog was honored at the 49th San Francisco International Film Festival, receiving the 2006 Film Society Directing Award. Four of his films have been shown at the San Francisco International Film Festival: Wodaabe – Herdsmen of the Sun in 1990, Bells from the Deep in 1993, Lessons of Darkness in 1993, and The Wild Blue Yonder in 2006. Herzog's April 2007 appearance at the Ebertfest in Champaign, Illinois earned him the Golden Thumb Award, and an engraved glockenspiel given to him by a young film maker inspired by his films. Grizzly Man, directed by Herzog, won the Alfred P. Sloan Prize at the 2005 Sundance Film Festival. When the
also nominated for Golden Bear in 1979). Herzog won the Best Director award for Fitzcarraldo at the 1982 Cannes Film Festival. In 1975, his movie The Enigma of Kaspar Hauser gain the Grand Prix Spécial du Jury (besides known as the' Silver Palm') at the Cannes Festival. Other film target by Herzog nominated for Golden Palm are: Woyzeck (1979) and Where the Green Ants Dream (1984). His films have been appoint at many early festivals around the world: César Awards (Aguirre, the Wrath of God), Emmy Awards (Little Dieter Needs to Fly), European Film Awards (My Best Fiend) and Venice Film Festival (Scream of Stone and The Wild Blue Yonder). In 1987, Herzog and his half - brother Lucki Stipetić succeed the Bavarian Film Award for Best Producing for the film Cobra Verde. In 2002 he won the Dragon of Dragons Honorary Award during Kraków Film Festival in Kraków. 

 In 1999, before a public negotiation with critic Roger Ebert at the Walker Art Center, Herzog read a new manifesto, which he dubbed Minnesota Declaration: Truth and Fact in Documentary Cinema. Subtitled " Lessons of Darkness, " the 12 - point contract began: " Cinema Verité is devoid of verité. It reaches a merely superficial accuracy, the truth of accountants. " Ebert subsequently wrote of its meaning: “ For the first prison term, it fully explained his theory of ‘ ecstatic accuracy. ’ ” In 2017, Herzog wrote a six - point addendum to the manifesto, prompted by a question about " truth in an age of alt - fact. " 

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In 1999, BeFore a PUblic dIalOguE with crItic RogER EbErT AT ThE Walker Art Center, HeRzOG ReAd a new maNifestO, WhIcH He dubbed miNneSota dEClaraTion: tRuTh and FacT in DocUMeNtAry CineMa. subtitLeD "LeSsoNs of DARkneSs," the 12-pOint declAratiON began: "Cinema VeRIté is devoid of VErITÉ. IT ReacHes A merely supeRficIAl trUth, tHE tRutH Of accOuntaNtS." ebERt later wrote of its siGnIficanCe: “For The first time, iT fully explAINEd his theOry oF ‘EcSTatic truth.’” In 2017, HeRzog wRote a six-poINt addendUm to tHe manifeSto, promptED By a questIon AboUt "tRutH IN aN age of alt-factS."

hErzoG wAs honorEd aT the 49th SAn FRanCisCo INtErnationaL Film FesTiVaL, rEcEivIng thE 2006 film SociEtY DiReCtiNg AwaRD. Four oF his fIlms HaVe BEen Shown at THe sAN FraNcIsCo InTerNaTionaL FilM fesTival: WoDaabe – HerdSmeN Of thE SUn In 1990, Bells From the Deep in 1993, leSsons of DarKnEss In 1993, and THE wild Blue yonder in 2006. Herzog's April 2007 appEArance aT thE EberTfesT in ChampaIgn, illinoIs eARned hiM the GoLden THuMb AWARd, and AN EnGraVeD glockenspIEL giVen to HiM by a Young fiLm maker inspired by hIS fiLms. Grizzly Man, DirEcteD BY HErzOG, wON thE ALFreD p. sloan Prize at the 2005 sundance FiLm fEsTival. When tHE
 also nominated for Golden  Bear in 1 979).  He rzo gwontheBest Directora ward  for Fitzcarraldo at t he 19 82 Cann e sFilmFestiva l .I n  19 75 ,his  m o vi e The  En igma of  Kaspar Ha use rwon the Gran d  P rix Spécia l d u Jury (also  kn own as  t he' Silve r P alm')  at th e  Canne s Festiva l. Otherf ilms di r e ct ed b y Herzog nominate d  f o r Golden Palmare: W oy z ec k (19 79)  and Where  t he Gr e en Ants Dr e a m  (1 9 84). His film s have been nom inated  a t m a ny oth er fe st i val s around th e wo rld: Césa r Awar d s (Agui r re, the  Wrath  of  Go d),E mm yAwa rd s  (L i tt leD iet er Needs  t oFly),  Eur o p e a n Fi lmAwar ds (M y Best Fiend)  an d Ve n ice  Film  Fest ival  ( Screa m of S tonean d The Wild Blue  Yon der). In198 7,  He rz og an d  his h alf -br other L ucki St i pet ić w o nthe Bavarian FilmAw a r dfor Best  Produ c in gf or the f il m C obra V erde.  In2 00 2 he won  the D r ag on  of Dra go ns Hon or ary  Aw ard d u ring  Krakó w Film F estiv a l in Kraków.
I n 1999, befor e  a p ub l ic d ial ogue with c riti c  Rog er E b er t a t  theWalke rA rt Center, Herzog read  a  new m anife sto, which he  dubbed Mi n n e sota Dec lara t io n : Truth and Fa ct in  Documenta r y Cinema . Sub titled " Lessons o f Darkness ,"the  12 -po i n tdeclaration b e g an:"C inema V eri té is d evo idofver it é. It rea ches a m er el ysu per ficia l  truth,th e t ru thof ac c ountan ts."Eber tla t erwrote o f  i t s  sig ni fi canc e:“F or th e fi r sttime, i t fully e xpl a ined  h is  theory  of ‘ecstatic  t ruth.’” In  2 017 , Herz o g  wrote a  six-point addendum tot he mani fes to, p romp ted by aque stionabo u t "tru th inan ag eofa l t-fac t s ." 

H er zog was ho n o red  at t he  49t h San F rancisco Internati o nal  Film Festiva l,rece i v in g t h e2 006  F i lmS o ciety Directing  Award. Fo ur of  his films hav ebeen sh own atthe S a n Franc isco Inte rnational  F ilmF e sti val: Wodaa be – Her dsmen oft he Su n  i n 199 0,Bellsfr omthe D eep in 199 3, Le ssonsof  Darkn ess i n1993, an d The Wild Blue Yonderin 200 6. He rzo g's April  20 0 7 a ppearance  atthe Ebertf est  in  Cham pai g n, Il lino i sear n ed hi m th e  Golden T h um b A w a rd , and an en g r a ved  gloc ken s piel g iven  to him by a youn g  film maker in spir e d  by  hi s  fil ms . Grizzly Man,  di re c t ed by He rz og, won the  AlfredP. Sloan  Prize  at th e 2005S u nd a nce Fi lm F est ival. Whe n t he 
 also_nominated for_Golden Bear in 1979)._Herzog won_the_Best Director_award_for Fitzcarraldo at_the 1982 Cannes_Film Festival. In 1975,_his movie The_Enigma_of Kaspar Hauser won the Grand Prix Spécial du Jury (also known as the_'Silver_Palm') at_the_Cannes_Festival. Other films directed by_Herzog nominated for Golden Palm_are: Woyzeck_(1979) and Where the Green Ants Dream (1984)._His_films have been_nominated at many other festivals around the world: César_Awards (Aguirre, the Wrath of God),_Emmy Awards (Little_Dieter_Needs_to Fly), European Film_Awards (My Best Fiend) and Venice_Film Festival (Scream of Stone and_The Wild Blue Yonder). In 1987, Herzog_and his half-brother Lucki Stipetić won_the Bavarian Film Award for_Best Producing_for the film Cobra Verde._In 2002 he_won the_Dragon of Dragons_Honorary Award during Kraków Film Festival_in Kraków.

In 1999,_before a public dialogue with critic_Roger_Ebert at the_Walker_Art_Center, Herzog_read a new_manifesto,_which he_dubbed_Minnesota Declaration: Truth and Fact in_Documentary_Cinema. Subtitled "Lessons of Darkness," the 12-point_declaration began: "Cinema Verité_is_devoid of verité. It_reaches a merely superficial truth,_the truth of accountants." Ebert later_wrote of_its significance:_“For the first time, it fully explained his theory of ‘ecstatic_truth.’” In 2017, Herzog wrote a_six-point addendum to the_manifesto, prompted_by_a question about_"truth_in an_age of alt-facts."

Herzog was honored at the_49th San_Francisco International Film Festival, receiving the_2006 Film Society Directing_Award._Four of his films have been_shown at the San Francisco International_Film Festival: Wodaabe – Herdsmen_of_the_Sun in 1990, Bells from_the Deep in 1993, Lessons of_Darkness in 1993,_and The Wild Blue Yonder in 2006._Herzog's_April 2007 appearance at the Ebertfest_in_Champaign, Illinois earned him the Golden_Thumb_Award,_and an engraved glockenspiel given_to him by a young film_maker inspired by his films. Grizzly Man, directed by_Herzog, won the_Alfred P. Sloan Prize at_the_2005_Sundance Film Festival. When the