This Super 8 footage from the production of PARIS, TEXAS is presented here set to music.

This commentary features director Wim Wenders and star Peter Falk. It was edited in 2009 by independent DVD producer Mark Rance from over six hours of interviews he conducted in August and September 1996 and March 1997.

The following documentary from 2003 includes interviews with WINGS OF DESIRE director Wim Wenders; writer Peter Handke; actors Peter Falk, Bruno Ganz, and Otto Sander; Brad Silberling, director of CITY OF ANGELS; and composer Jürgen Knieper.

This excerpt is from “Wim Wenders Berlin Jan. 87,” an episode of the French television program “Cinéma cinémas.” It was directed by Claude Ventura and first broadcast February 17, 1987.

The following excerpted conversations with Henri Alekan — shot by filmmaker André Bonzel in November 1985, when he was a student at the Belgian film school INSAS — are from an unfinished documentary about the legendary cinematographer.

The nine deleted scenes presented here are accompanied by audio commentary by director Wim Wenders; the original film audio is not available.

The outtakes presented here are accompanied by music; the original film audio is not available.

In these excerpts from the 1985 documentary ALEKAN LA LUMIÈRE, legendary director of photography Henri Alekan discusses his cinematographic techniques with director Wim Wenders. The documentary first aired on French television on August 4, 1988, and was directed by Michel Dumoulin.

The following are excerpts from a 1982 film directed by Bruno Ganz and Otto Sander about actor Curt Bois, who plays Homer in WINGS OF DESIRE.

Wim Wenders introduces his science-fiction epic.

The following interview with Wim Wenders, in which the director revisits UNTIL THE END OF THE WORLD’s soundtrack album, was recorded in New York City in August 2019.

The following interview with Wim Wenders and David Byrne, in which the friends and collaborators revisit UNTIL THE END OF THE WORLD's soundtrack album and Byrne's contribution to it, was recorded in New York City in August 2019.

Presented here are thirty minutes of deleted scenes and alternate takes from UNTIL THE END OF THE WORLD, assembled by director Wim Wenders.

This 1991 documentary by Uli M Schueppel follows the recording process over three days and nights of “(I’ll Love You) Till the End of the World” by Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds, as featured on the UNTIL THE END OF THE WORLD soundtrack album.

The following interview with UNTIL THE END OF THE WORLD director Wim Wenders was conducted by journalist Roger Willemsen in 2001.

This 1990 Japanese film follows director Wim Wenders and Sean Naughton, the high-definition-video designer on UNTIL THE END OF THE WORLD, in Tokyo, and details the creation of the film’s groundbreaking high-definition sequences.

In this interview from 1993, UNTIL THE END OF THE WORLD director Wim Wenders recounts his experiences visiting and working in Australia.

In this program, Wim Wenders discusses costume designer Montserrat Casanova’s handmade sketchbook for UNTIL THE END OF THE WORLD.