Roger Ebert has said, "After twenty years of reviewing films, I haven't found another filmmaker who intrigues me more...Errol Morris is like a magician, and as great a filmmaker as Hitchcock or Fellini." More




There'll be no learning period with nuclear weapons. You make one mistake and you're going to destroy nations.




Loaned your copy of Fast, Cheap and Out of Control to your ex? Forgot to get your dad a father's day gift? Visit the store.



Nubar Alexanian, still photographer for Fast Cheap and Out of Control, Mr. Death and the Fog of War.

Kyle Cooper, designer of the animated sequences included the main and end credits for Standard Operating Procedure.

Elsa Dorfman photographed Errol's film subjects and family since 1990.

Bill Drenttel, Michael Bierut, and Betsy Vardell, designers of these web pages, are partners of Winterhouse, Pentagram and RubyStudio, respectively, and contributors to Design Observer.

Robert Fernandez represents Errol for commercial work at Moxie Pictures.

Philip Glass, composer of the scores for Fog of War, Thin Blue Line and Brief History of Time.

Philip Gourevitch, author of the book Standard Operating Procedure is also the editor for the Paris Review.

Steve Hardie, production designer for Fog of War and many commercials.

John Kusiak, composer of the musical scores for the First Person television series and numerous television commercials.

Ron Rosenbaum, author of Explaining Hitler and columnist for The New York Observer.

Randy Thom and John Nutt, sound designers for Standard Operating Procedure work out of Skywalker Sound.

Jeff Selis, author of Cat Spelled Backwards Doesn't Spell God and agency producer of the Miller High Life campaign.

Tim Onosko, has completed a documentary Lost Vegas: The Lounge Era. It is narrated - like my Cisco commercials - by Ricky Jay.

Thank you all for being here tonight. This is somewhat strange for me. I used to say I made movies so I could talk after screening them, but now I'm writing books so that I can talk after signing them.

On the 48th anniversary of the assassination of President John F. Kennedy, Errol takes a critical look at the one man seen standing under an open black umbrella.

Errol reviewed Stephen King's latest novel, 11/22/63, for the New York Times Book Review.

And there's more: after writing the review, Errol interviewed Stephen King.

John Kusiak's soundtrack for Tabloid is available on iTunes, or stream a preview of the soundtrack at Milan Records.


Errol wrote an essay in the book Frederick Wiseman published by the Museum of Modern Art.



Roger Ebert links to the video and writes about Werner Herzog and Errol's discusion at Toronto Film Festival.



A book of interviews with Errol, edited by Livia Bloom.



Errol was interviewed for 60 Minutes II back in 2000.





Watch Errol's EA Sports spots.

Follow Errol on twitter.



Harvard Book Store is hosting Errol for a discussion of his book Believing is Seeing.

The Brattle Theatre is playing a repertory series of Errol's films.

Errol is giving a lecture at Harvard's Kennedy School of Government.

Andrew Hultkrans writes about Errol's appearance at the New York Public Library for Art Forum.

Scott Thill interviews Errol about Tabloid for Wired Magazine.

Gawker's Seth Abramovitch talks to Errol about Tabloid.





The New Yorker's Billy Baker goes dumpster-diving in Errol's basement.Gawker.

Errol is interviewed by Bob Oakes about his brother Noel and the creation of E-Mail.


I am in better shape now. My book on amphibian levitation just arrived.

Publisher's Weekly reviews Errol's new book on photography.


Leon Neyfakh writes in the Boston Globe that when we realize everyone might be lying, most of us just give up. For Errol Morris, that’s just the beginning.


Kevin Macdonald recounts The Thin Blue Line's game-changing innovation.


Errol responds to comments from the Ashtray on the Leiter Reports: A Philosophy Blog.

Errol talks to The Take Away about the photos of U.S. Solders posing with dead civilans released by Der Spiegel.

Gates Of Heaven will be playing Monday, May 2, as part of TCM salute to Ebertfest.


Boing Boing asks Errol to list what is in his luggage.