The first documentary to be unspooled in competition at Berlin, Errol Morris’ “Standard Operating Procedure” not only examines a tragic and shameful chapter in U.S. military history but also plays with what a photograph can meaningfully convey — and if what it shows is the truth.
“I became really interested in war photography,” said Morris. “I’d been writing a series of essays about photography for the New York Times; I thought I’d do a film about a set of photographs.”
Tuesday, February 12, 2008
New Errol Morris Addresses Photography
MORRIS' 'PROCEDURE' FOCUSES ON PHOTOS
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