Oscars rewind -- 2004: The reign of the fiery documentarian continues
Errol Morris took the prize for "Fog of War," and thanked the subject of his film: Robert McNamara, who'd served as the U.S. secretary of defense during the Vietnam War.
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Errol Morris took the prize for "Fog of War," and thanked the subject of his film: Robert McNamara, who'd served as the U.S. secretary of defense during the Vietnam War.
Errol Morris took the prize for "Fog of War," and thanked the subject of his film: Robert McNamara, who'd served as the U.S. secretary of defense during the Vietnam War.
In New Hampshire, a boy pretending to be a girl just won the state high jump championship.
POUGHKEEPSIE, N.Y. — A free movie series will begin screening at the Bardavon in Poughkeepsie on Thursday, Feb. 1, and continue through June 20. The 1941 Orson Welles film, “Citizen Kane,” is the first in a series of “game changers,” twelve films selected by the Bardavon and the Ulster Performing Arts Center to be shown […]
This “docuseries” specializes in irresponsible, disingenuous TV moves.