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Mike Wallace's Interviews May Make Great Television, But They Don't Produce Great Evidence.

In The Case Of The Thin Blue Line, I Was Surprised Actually By Many Things. I Was Shooting Down In Texas Where The Actual Killer David Harris Lived And I Interviewed The Town Cop. He Described These Guys As Being David Harris' Partners In Crime And Even Though They Had Criminal Records And Had Committed Crimes, They Sued Me! More Often Than Not, The Insurance Company That Protects You Against This Type Of Lawsuit Will Settle It With Cash And Contest It In A Court Of Law.

What's Great About Documentary Genre, It Seems To Me, Is That It Can Be Experimental Filmmaking. You Have A License To Do A Lot Of Diverse Things Under The Umbrella Of "documentary."

Everything Is A Reenactment. We Are Reenacting The World In The Mind. The World Is Not Inside There. It Does Not Reside In The Gray Matter Of The Brain.

The Imprimatur Of Truthfulness Does Not Guarantee Truthfulness. People Should Know Better. But They Don't.