“American Dharma” is not what we need it to be, but it does ask us to question what we need from cinema at this moment in our history.
As the Oscar-winning filmmaker’s portrait of the Trump associate continues to make the rounds, it has yet to secure U.S. distribution.
As Morris challenges the alt-right icon to justify his ideas, this fascinating portrait makes it unclear who has the upper hand.
The former presidential advisor and propaganda filmmaker is causing all sorts of trouble.
Editor and co-writer Steven Hathaway helped Morris create a new cinematic language for non-fiction storytelling with the use of fiction.
The prolific filmmaker broke the rules and invented a new language to tell a story that tests the boundaries of what is a documentary.
Three episodes are already available.
Peter Sarsgaard stars in the six-part series.
The Academy is working to define what ‘documentary’ means in the 21st century, but for now it doesn’t include Errol Morris’ new film.
Errol Morris’ four-and-a-half hour miniseries pushes his familiar style in a fresh direction.
Sarsgaard takes a very bad trip in the six-part series, which comes to Netflix December 15.
The Oscar-winning documentarian, who interviewed Trump 15 years ago, recently used a “Dr. Strangelove” scene to describe him.
