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Documentary Film Of The Day: Gates Of Heaven...
Some Guy's Blog —
Authority: 120
I cant believe I havent highlighted this film yet. It is a classic - one of my all-time favorites - and is available for instant viewing on Netflix. I wont say much about it other than it was Errol Morris first film and it features this guy wearing what is undoubtedly one of the best jackets Ive ever seen. Add it ...2 days ago -
Where Is Errol Morris?
memoirs on a rainy day —
Authority: 144
I started reading the Errol Morris blog over at the NYT a year or so ago ― I can’t really be sure of the exact date, but his long posts and examinations are though provoking. A few days ago, I started getting all this Opinionator junk in my feed reader. What happened to Errol Morris? Posted in asides, blogs, ...1 week ago -
Best Documentaries of the Past Decade?
Prof. Kobre's Guide to Videojournalism —
Authority: 129
Paste, the award-winning pop-culture magazine, has published a thoughtful list of the 25 best documentaries of the past decade. Our first reaction was: "Wait! The decades almost over?" After that cold rush of reality set in, we devoured the list with glee, nodding in agreement at the selections weve personally ...1 week ago -
Movies into operas: the great Cocteau/Glass experiment
Art Scatter —
Authority: 465
“I’ve never been very interested in film,” Philip Glass said one morning this week at a long table set up in a rehearsal hall in the Portland Opera studios. “I don’t go to movies a lot.” An odd confession from Glass, the 72-year-old composer who was in town for several days in conjunction with Friday ...3 weeks ago -
Errol Morris on Willingham Death Penalty Case
Dallas Blog, Daily News, Dallas Politics, Opinion, and Commentary FrontBurner Blog D Magazine —
Authority: 534
Errol Morris, the Oscar-winning documentary filmmaker, made a little movie back in the 1980s called The Thin Blue Line . It’s an investigation of the murder of a Dallas police officer, and its findings led to the release of Randall Dale Adams, who had been wrongly convicted of the crime. Adams came within days of ...3 weeks ago -
Narrative and Photographs
Martyn's Blog —
Authority: 128
Documentary filmmaker Errol Morris recently concluded a seven part blog series entitled "The Case of the Inappropriate Alarm Clock." He takes up questions of authenticity and realism in regards to the F.S.A. photographers of the 1930s, whose work was funded by the New Deal and carried a political charge.4 weeks ago
