Morris, Errol

Such is die title of a documentary movie directed by Errol Morris about Fred Leuchter, shown at die Sundance Film Festivals in Park City (Utah, USA) in late January 1999 Mr. Death TheRise andFall of Fred A. Leuchter, Jr. There are actually several versions ofthis movie, die one offered as a VHS video for retail being massively reworked. 

Van Pelt s testimony in Errol Morris documentary movie Mr Death, op. cit. (note 9), time given in [min sec frame]. 

For his documentary movie Mr. Death on Fredrick A. Leuchter, Errol Morris also interviewed Prof. Dr. James Roth. In 1988, Roth s... 

Errol Morris Mr. Death The Rise and Fall of Fred A. Leuchter, Jr. documentary, VHS video. 

There is also a difference between being fair and being balanced. Look at Errol Morris s Academy Award-winning The Fog of War. The film offers a platform to the uncontested and at times seemingly self-serving views of its subject, former U.S. Secretary of Defense Robert S. McNamara. But that s the point of the film Morris leaves it to the audience to decide whether they want to accept or discredit McNamara s words. This approach is fair because the rules of the film are clear. Had Morris somehow billed the film as a definitive history of American conflict in the 20th century, then obviously other views would have been necessary. 

A Brief History of Time Produced by David Hickman, Gordon Freedman, and Kory Johnston directed by Errol Morris edited by Brad Fuller. 

The Fog of War. Produced by Errol Morris, Michael Williams, and Julie Ahlberg directed by Errol Morris edited by Karen Schmeer, Doug Abel, and Chyld King. 

Standard Operating Procedure Produced by Errol Morris and Julie Bilson Ahlberg direrted by Errol Morris edited by Andy Grieve, Steven Hathaway, and Dan Mooney. 

The Thin Blue Line Produced by Mark Upson directed and written by Errol Morris edited by Paul Barnes. 

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