Wim Wenders is a German film director, screenwriter and producer, one of the central figures of New German Cinema. He is known for films such as Wings of Desire (1987) and Paris, Texas (1984), which won the Palme d'Or at Cannes. His work is characterised by a poetic visual style and philosophical themes.
Wim Wenders pays tribute to German choreographer Pina Bausch in the first European narrative 3D film, capturing her groundbreaking works and the world of dance she transformed.
Wim Wenders' Japanese drama about a Tokyo toilet cleaner whose quiet, ordered life is gently disrupted by chance meetings that unearth his hidden past.
Wenders' continuation of his classic about two angels watching over Berlin. After the Wall falls, the city transforms at a business pace, and the angels become human to understand love and loss.
Wim Wenders' classic urban symphony about the angel Damiel, who falls in love with an acrobat from Berlin's rooftops and decides to give up his immortality.