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Sid 2022-11-09 10:03:49
thin blue line
I was confused at the beginning of this film. Everyone who came out of the factory told different stories, which made it difficult to sort out the timeline and story line for a while, with scattered testimonies, constantly emerging narrators and truth And the video material of the shooting...
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Crawford 2022-10-31 17:47:57
Lock the truth in fragmented memory
"The Thin Blue Line" uses character interviews to run through the entire film, acting as a role in promoting the development of the story, and supplemented by "fact shots" to restore the scene, subverting the traditional method of documentaries in the past, giving people a sense of a whole new...
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Sam Kittrell: In talking to David you don't ever feel hostile feelings coming from him. I have never seen David any way other than cordial, friendly to me as he could be, "Yes, sir," "No, sir," never disrespectful. So I've never seen the bad side. I've seen the results of it, and I've talked to him about it, and he's aware of the results of it - he remembers the bad side. But I've never seen him committing a crime or in a violent or volatile state.
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Errol Morris: Were you surprised when the police blamed him?
David Harris: They didn't blame him. I did. A scared sixteen year old kid. He would sure like to get out of it if he can.
Errol Morris: Do you think they believed you?
David Harris: No doubt. Must have. They didn't have nothing else until I give them something, so... I guess they get something, they run with it, you know.
Errol Morris: Were you surprised they believed you?
David Harris: I might have been. I don't know. I was hoping they'd believe me, you know. After all was said and done it was kind of unbelievable. But there it is. I've always thought if you could say why there's a reason Randall Adams is in jail, it might be because the fact that he didn't have no place for somebody to stay that helped him that night... landed him where's he's at... That might be the reason. That might be the only, total reason why he's where he's at today.
