This week in Anime Talk our newest reviewer, Todd Douglass, tells us the top five things he loves and hates about the anime industry today. We also have an early look at a new series Gankutsuou: The Count of Monte Cristo. This unique, eye-catching, and surreal show based on Alexander Dumas' famous novel promises to be anything but boring. In our anime review round-up we also have a look at the first volume of Akira Kurosawa's Samurai 7, the Fire and Ice 2-disc LE, and the latest Studio Ghibli movie to hit region 1, My Neighbors, the Yamadas, among others. We also have Holly's anime bargains and our usual table of upcoming anime discs. Check out all this and more in Anime Talk.

To promote the straight-to-DVD release of Lilo & Stitch 2: Stitch Has a Glitch, the sequel to the successful animated feature from 2002, writers and voice cast gathered on Oahu's North Shore for a luau celebration. DVD Talk Reviewer das Monkey was on hand to talk with the stars, snap photos, and sample the tasty cuisine. Read our complete coverage of the Lilo & Stitch 2: Stitch Has a Glitch premiere. Also be sure to check out our review of the Lilo & Stitch 2 DVD.

This week we have a special giveaway from Rykodisc for the wonderfully bizarre film I Was A Zombie For The FBI. Set in the 1950's I Was A Zombie For The FBI follows a sleepy little town under alien invasion, but this invasion isn't fought with spaceships and lasers, this time the aliens have spiked the town's soft drinks turning everyone into their mindless slaves and it's up to the FBI to infiltrate the mob of mind controlled zombies to save the day. The I Was A Zombie For The FBI DVD features: audio commentary with writer/director Marius Penczner, three behind the scenes featurettes and four deleted scenes. Enter now for your chance to win one of 5 copies of I Was A Zombie For The FBI we're giving away this week.

A strong week of notable DVD including: The Blues Brothers: 25th Anniversary Edition [Review] - purists now can have both the theatrical and extended cut of this classic musical comedy; Tommy Boy: Holy Schnike [Review] - the definitive Chris Farely film just keeps getting funnier and funnier; Ong-Bak [Review] - Tony Jaa totally kicks butt in this year's grindhouse spectacular; The Staircase [Review] - did Michael Peterson kill his wife? 6 Hours of twist and turns will keep you glued to the screen then a crashing finale will make you question the whole thing (the trial AND the doc); Mclibel [Review] - we all know McDonald's is junk, but what happens when you say that in the UK? Nip/Tuck: S2 [Review] - FX's successful series goes totally and completely over the top. Other notable DVDs out this week: Curb Your Enthusiasm: S4, Lilo & Stitch 2, Mind of the Married Man: S1, Schultze Gets the Blues and Warm Springs. Read our List of Top Upcoming DVDs for more great DVDs out this week, visit our DVD Talk Review Database for all the latest reviews including an entire section devoted to reviews of DVDs out this week.

Many of the films we saw and loved at the 2005 Sundance Film Festival have found their way to your local multiplex (including Hustle and Flow, Me You and Everyone We Know and The Aristocrats). Some of the Sundance slate is now on DVD ( including Rory O'Shea Was Here, Layer Cake and 3 Iron). There are however, a group of fantastic films which can only be seen on the festival circuit. BendFilm 2005 captures these hidden gems from Sundance and combines them with a slate of films including gems from the Tribecca, Slamdance and Newport film festivals. Running from September 22-25 BendFilm is a relatively new entry to the festival scene, located in the majestic resort town of Bend, Oregon, it hopes to make its mark as one of the premiere fiercely independent film festivals in the country. Read our complete festival preview of BendFilm 2005.

On this episode of DVD Talk Radio, DVD Talk writer Scott Weinberg sits down with Director John Landis to about the 25th Anniversary DVD release of The Blues Brothers. Scott talks to John Landis about the Extended Cut of The Blue's Brothers, unique aspects of his career, and films of his he'd like to see revisited on DVD. Listen to our interview with John Landis using our Online DVD Talk Radio Player or Download the complete interview with John Landis (9 min 6.6MB). Also be sure to listen to our recent interviews on DVD Talk Radio with Peter Weir, Dana Brown, Chan-Wook Park, Frank Miller, Errol Morris, John Waters and Ivan Reitman.

Now with over 12,900 DVD reviews in the DVD Talk Review Database, it's easy to overlook some of the great reviews. Recent DVD Reviews include: Calamari Wrestler - one of the strangest movies we've seen this year (aside from Atomik Circus) it's a mix of Mexican style wrestling and Japanese giant monster flick all played completely seriously; Family Guy Presents Stewie Griffin - The Untold Story - can the popular "fan saved" animated series make good in its feature length debut? Not quite; My Neighbors the Yamadas - a film with a lot of charm and gentle humor that will have both young and old laughing out loud; Akira Kurosawa's Samurai 7 - an anime series that is as much a tribute to the original Kurosawa movie as it is a futuristic update; Da Ali G Show - Da Compleet Second Seazon - the season when the show really took off, but perhaps it's also the last; Visit the DVD Talk Review Database for all the latest reviews including an entire section devoted to reviews of DVDs out this week.

On September 6, one of the biggest TV-on-DVD releases of the year hits shelves with Lost - The Complete First Season. In preparation for the release, Buena Vista Home Entertainment threw a jungle extravaganza like no other on Oahu's North Shore, and DVD Talk Reviewer das Monkey was on site to capture every moment. Check out various shooting locations from the island, see the stars on the red carpet, and listen to over 90 minutes of insight and analysis from the entire cast (plus creator Damon Lindelof) in his comprehensive report and photo gallery. Just don't ask Terry O'Quinn, "What's in the hatch?". Also be sure to read our complete Review of the Lost: Season One DVD

On this episode of DVD Talk Radio we sit down and talk with Writer/Director Dana Brown to talk about his film Dust to Glory which follows the antics and actions of the Baja 1000 race. Dana Brown is very well know for his surfing films (including Step into Liquid) and is the son of famed film maker Bruce Brown (Endless Summer). We talk to Dana about surfing, The Baja 1000 and his approach to documentary film making. Listen to our interview with Dana Brown using our Online DVD Talk Radio Player or Download the complete interview with Dana Brown (13 min 9MB). Also be sure to listen to our recent interviews on DVD Talk Radio with Chan-Wook Park, Frank Miller, Errol Morris, John Waters and Ivan Reitman.

This month Silent DVD has an in depth look at the SlapHappy series as well as the latest news on some upcoming releases. SlapHappy gives an excellent overview of silent comedies and comedians. Not only do they cover the big names from the era, Chaplin, Keaton, and Lloyd, but they also feature a large number of talented comics who are now all but forgotten. Lupino Lane, Larry Semon, Max Linder, Lloyd Hamilton and Snub Pollard are only some of the comics that are covered in the show. There is an overview of the entire series with links to full reviews of all ten volumes, and an interview with Larry Stefan, the producer, writer, and pretty much the driving force behind the series. Speaking of slapstick comedy, The Harold Lloyd Comedy Collection is scheduled to be released in time for Christmas. We have cover art as well as a list of films that are going to be included in this long awaited set. We also have some news on the second wave in Kino's Slapstick Symposium series and information on a pair of Maurice Tourneur films. Read about all this and more in this month's Silent DVD.

This week the DVD Savant has a number of new reviews including: Major Dundee - The Extended Version - Savant doesn't review his favorite film, he writes a book. Those readers not already absolute Peckinpah fanatics can check out the details on Sony's disc extras, but the joy of this obsession is really getting into the mystery; The Silent Star - First Run Features comes up with a subtitled disc of the original East German-Polish version we saw here as First Spaceship on Venus; Curly Top - Shirley Temple burst off the screen to lighten the hearts of the unemployed Americans of 1935; The Complete Thin Man Collection - Taken as a bunch, the films are like a miniseries that took 13 years to play out, but Myrna Loy we can watch forever; The Barkleys of Broadway - The final Astaire & Rogers film is an MGM Technicolor show made ten years down the line, and not quite the same experience as the earlier pictures. Read all this and more in this week's DVD Savant.

What started as a web site has now grown into a phenomenon. This past year The Suicide Girls took the show on the road for a cross country tour that featured their unique style and performance. Now Suicide Girls: The First Tour DVD documents this first tour with footage from many of their performances, interviews with the Suicide Girls and much much more. Enter now for your chance to win one of 5 copies of Suicide Girls: The First Tour DVD we're giving away this week.

If there's one movie that you should not miss this year it's Chan-wook Park's staggeringly brilliant Oldboy. This week we have several clips from Oldboy including: the trailer, a clip of the famous hammer fight scene and a very cool scene on the rooftop. Take a peek at Oldboy and you'll start to understand why it's one of the most buzz worthy films of 2005, and this week's Clip of The Week. Also this week we have clips from Layer Cake [Review]: The Layer Cake Metaphor, Sienna Miller as Tammy, Director Matthew Vaughn, Deleted Scene 1 - Fishing and Deleted Scene 2 - We Got a Buyer. Be sure to catch past week's clips at DVD Talk TV.

On this episode of DVD Talk Radio we sit down and talk with Director Peter Weir about the DVD re-release of his films: Witness with Harrison Ford and The Truman Show with Jim Carrey. We talk to Peter Weir about his career, the experience of revisiting these films, and get the scoop on his work with on William Gibson's amazing Pattern Recognition. Listen to our interview with Peter Weir using our Online DVD Talk Radio Player or Download the complete interview with Peter Weir (15 min 11MB). Also be sure to listen to our recent interviews on DVD Talk Radio with Chan-Wook Park, Frank Miller, Errol Morris, John Waters and Ivan Reitman.

A number of great notable DVDs this week including: Oldboy [Review] [Interview] - simply one of the best films to come out of Korea - ever; Layer Cake [Review] - an impossibly slick film with a fantastic twist ending; Witness: SE [Review] and The Truman Show: SE [Review] - Paramount reissues two of Peter Weir's finest films and they're both worth picking up; Harakiri: Criterion Collection [Review] - an absolute masterpiece of a film gets the kind of treatment that it completely and utterly deserves. Other notable DVDs out this week include: Beauty Shop; Dust To Glory [Review], Futurama - Monster Robot Maniac [Review], Lackawanna Blues [Review], New Jack City: SE [Review] and Six Feet Under: S4. Read our List of Top Upcoming DVDs for more great DVDs out this week, visit our DVD Talk Review Database for all the latest reviews including an entire section devoted to reviews of DVDs out this week.

This week we have an interview with emerging cinema-master Chan-wook Park, who talks to us about his landmark film Oldboy [Review]. The interview was recorded in person at the 2005 Sundance Film Fest. Chan-Wook Park gives some real insights into the film including: the inspiration for the hammer fight scene, how he's changed as a director from JSA to Oldboy and where he finds inspiration for his films. Listen to our interview with Chan-wook Park using our Online DVD Talk Radio Player or Download the complete interview with Chan-wook Park (14 min 10MB). Also be sure to listen to our recent interviews on DVD Talk Radio with Frank Miller, Errol Morris, John Waters, Ivan Reitman and Lloyd Kaufman.

Now with over 12,800 DVD reviews in the DVD Talk Review Database, it's easy to overlook some of the great reviews. Recent DVD Reviews include: Ong-Bak - The Thai Warrior - Tony Jaa ups the anti for every action film made from here on out with jaw dropping stunts... Jackie who? Atomik Circus (R3) - in the tradition of classic trash-cinema (anyone remember Bad Taste and Street Trash?) it delivers the goods down to the smallest detail; Clueless - Whatever! Edition - Paramount fixes serious issues with the previous release and finally gives this guilty pleasure the SE treatment it deserves; Knowing Me, Knowing You with Alan Partridge: The Complete Series - fans of ironic and satirical British humor will have a field day with this fantastic show. Visit the DVD Talk Review Database for all the latest reviews including an entire section devoted to reviews of DVDs out this week.

This week the DVD Savant has a number of new reviews including: Boudu Saved from Drowning - Jean Renoir's breezy fable takes exception to common notions of goodwill and gratitude; Follow the Fleet - this Fred & Ginger romp has plenty of great dancing but doesn't gel into romantic bliss; Story of a Prostitute - Seijun Suzuki makes another taboo subject into an exceptional film. Swing Time - George Stevens takes a spin with Astaire and Rogers; Shall We Dance - Ballet star Astaire woos Broadway entertainer Rogers on a madcap ocean cruise; Borsalino and Co. - Alain Delon presides over this violent sequel to the original gangster-chic Marseilles-based original film, a bloodbath of tommyguns and bloody vendettas. Read all this and more in this week's DVD Savant.

Anime Talk has an early look at a new series; the ultra-violent Samurai Gun. We also have the low down on an OVA that promises to make you sleep with the lights on: Kakurenbo: Hide and Seek. There is also Holly's Anime Bargains and our table of anime DVDs that are scheduled to be released in the next couple of weeks. Be sure to check out the capsule reviews of the latest anime releases too: The second volume of the outstanding Gunslinger Girl manages to avoid the "sophomore slump" that so many titles suffer from, Petite Princess Yucie ends on a bittersweet note, and Infinite Ryvius Volume 5 retells The Lord of the Flies. Not everything was good though. Peacemaker continues its fast decline with volume 6, and Mobile Suit Gundam Seed: Movie 1: The Empty Battlefield turns an excellent series filled with political maneuvering into a disappointing series of flashy battle scenes. Read all the reviews to find out what's worth owning and what you should skip in this week's Anime Talk.

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We have a very special giveaway from Shout! Factory for the DVD release of Undeclared: The Complete Series. Created by Judd Apatow (Freaks & Geeks Co-Producer and Director of The 40 year Old Virgin) Undeclared is smart, funny and completely addictive. The 4 DVD set for Undeclared features: 18 audio commentaries, deleted scenes, outtakes, rehearsals, extended takes, Museum of Television and Radio Q&A, an episode deemed "too controversial" to air on FOX, and much much more. Enter now for your chance to win one of 5 copies of Undeclared: The Complete Series we're giving away this week.

An amazing week for notable DVDs including: Sin City [Review] - Frank Miller's graphic novel comes to life in a film that might just be the peak of the genre; The Office: S1 [Review] - unbelievably a US remake of a popular UK series that is actually really good; Undeclared: Complete Series [Review] - a highly addictive series from the ever-talented Judd Apatow; Simpsons: Season 6 [Review] - as good as it gets for the Simpsons; Other notable DVDs this week include: The Ballad of Jack and Rose, Brown Bunny [Review], Dick Cavett Show: Rock Icons [Review], Little Britain: S1 [Review], My Neighbors the Yamadas and Pom Poko. Read our List of Top Upcoming DVDs for more great DVDs out this week, visit our DVD Talk Review Database for all the latest reviews including an entire section devoted to reviews of DVDs out this week.

Frank Miller's Sin City is one of this year's hottest movies. It's now on DVD and we've got several clips from it. Take a peek at one of the finest comic book inspired films in decades, including: a look at the film, 'Nancy Don't Scream', 'Goldie?' and a special 2 minute clip of the opening scene. Check out Sin City now. Other clips this week include: a peek at The Ballad of Jack and Rose, a clip from Undeclared and several clips from Little Britian: Season 1 - Only Gay in The Village Sketch, Emily Howard Sketch, Loud Andy at The Pool, Fat Fighters, Prime Minister Sketch and Vicky and The Teacher Sketch. Be sure to catch past week's clips at DVD Talk TV.

On this episode of DVD Talk Radio we sit down with legendary comic book writer Frank Miller to talk about the DVD releases for: Sin City. Frank Miller talks about translating his popular graphic novel to the big screen, what it was like stepping into the role of Director, and he finally sets the record straight about Jessica Alba and her stripper scene. Listen to our interview with Frank Miller using our Online DVD Talk Radio Player or Download the complete interview with Frank Miller (12Min 8MB). Also be sure to listen to our recent interviews on DVD Talk Radio with Errol Morris, John Waters, Ivan Reitman, Lloyd Kaufman and Chris Pontius.

Now with over 12,700 DVD reviews in the DVD Talk Review Database, it's easy to overlook some of the great reviews. Recent DVD Reviews include: The Simpsons - The Complete Sixth Season - one of the strongest seasons in the history of the long running fan favorite series gets a superb release from Fox; The Blues Brothers: 25th Anniversary Edition - even after 25 years, not one movie has been unable to unseat The Blues Brothers as the grade-A #1 SNL-inspired comedy flick; Evolution Running - one of the most flat-out useful sports training programs we've seen, and any runner will find it worthwhile; Ryan - an animated masterpiece about the life of an influential animator; Island in The Sky - with its bevy of extras, this is a must-have for John Wayne fans; 3 Iron - A very lyrical and romantic film, albeit from a rather unusual perspective, makes for an interesting and arresting viewing. Visit the DVD Talk Review Database for all the latest reviews including an entire section devoted to reviews of DVDs out this week.

The Space Family Robinson may never have made it back to Earth, but nearly 40 years later, all three seasons of the camp classic Lost in Space have safely arrived on DVD. This CineSchlock-O-Rama schlockcast marks the momentous occasion by saluting "The Great Vegetable Rebellion." Elsewhere on the dial is a look at the '80s actioner Airwolf. CineSchlock-O-Rama's Most Wanted celebrates the capture of Soggy Bottom USA. Plus, rapid-fire takes on Fire and Ice, Razorteeth and the Triple-X gorefest Slaughter Disc. Listen using our Online DVD Talk Radio Player or download the complete schlockcast (21 mins, 12.2 mb).

This week the DVD Savant has a number of new reviews including: Starstruck - An infectious teeny-bopper musical from Sydney; Top Hat - Savant digs into the Fred & Ginger Boxed set with this gem; Gate of Flesh - Seijun Suzuki's wildly colored sexodrama about prostitution and resistance in the ruins of Tokyo; British War Collection - Anchor Bay's pricey boxed set boasts five hard-to-see war dramas, three of them from the renowned Ealing Company; French Sex Murders - Mondo Macabro does honorable duty presenting Dick Randall's well-cast but poorly-made slasher shocker. Read all this and more in this week's DVD Savant.

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A number of notable DVDs out this week including: Muppet Show: Season 1 [Review] - Kermit and company are finally all on DVD with some solid special features worth checking out; Kung Fu Hustle [Review] - completely over the top martial arts flick that's a lot like "Bugs Bunny Fu"; Look at Me [Review] - a truly meaningful and intelligent made French film; Profit: The Complete Series [Review] - wonderfully dark TV which was way ahead of its time. Other notable DVDs out this week: Because of Winn Dixie, Columbo: S3, Dallas: S3, Hush Hush Sweet Charlotte [Review], Man in the Gray Flannel Suit [Review] and Memories of Murder. Read our List of Top Upcoming DVDs for more great DVDs out this week, visit our DVD Talk Review Database for all the latest reviews including an entire section devoted to reviews of DVDs out this week.

If the summer TV blah's have got you down, then you'll want to spice up your summer viewing with Bad Girls: Season 1 - a deliciously gritty and dark all girl prison drama from the UK, making it's debut on DVD for the first time in the US. Take a peek at Bad Girls and prepared to get hooked on this addictive series. Other clips this week include: a peek at the Korean thriller Memories of Murder; Stephen Chow's Kung Fu Hustle including the features - choosing fong and the production design; Bernie Mac and Ashton Kutcher in Guess Who with two deleted scenes - "He Won't Mind Will He" and "Garnish" . Be sure to catch past week's clips at DVD Talk TV.

The DVD Talk Review Database is now over 12,600 mainstream reviews (with over 16,000 total reviews). Recent DVD Reviews include: Hardcore - a unique Greek art house drama that takes an interesting look at wasted youth and wasted love; Dark Water - a creepy tale that will stick with you long after you watch it; Downfall - seek out and see this film, it's simply amazing; BBS: The Documentary - an incredibly engrossing look at the rise and fall of the BBS community; The Dead Next Door - if you need at least two hands to count the number of movies in your DVD collection with "Dead" somewhere in the title, you owe it to yourself to pick this one up; New Jack City: SE - an 'urban' modernization of the classic old Scarface story; Star Trek Enterprise: S2 - a competent series, but competent doesn't cut it in the Star Trek universe. Visit the DVD Talk Review Database for all the latest reviews including an entire section devoted to reviews of DVDs out this week.

This week we have a very special giveaway from Capital Entertainment for the DVD release of Footballers Wive$: The Complete First Season. This is the series which has begun to take America by storm. It's more desperate than Desperate Housewives and a lot more steamy than Sex and The City. Footballers Wive$: The Complete First Season is the show that critics are raving about and shouldn't be missed. Enter now for your chance to win one of 5 copies of Footballers Wive$: The Complete First Season DVD we're giving away this week.

If you haven't been paying attention to some of the amazing international DVDs getting released, you're truly missing out. We continue to increase our coverage of these films in the in the DVD Talk Review Database. Recent International DVD Reviews include: A Bittersweet Life (R3) - one of the most highly anticipated Korean films to hit DVD this year; Eros - a collection of short films from Wong Kar Wai, Steven Soderbergh and Michelangelo Antonioni; Mr Vampire - a film that is the keystone of Hong Kong cinema; Dirty Ho (R3) - a fantastic film for anyone who appreciates kung fu/comedy hybrid films; Divergence - a slick crime thriller that is worth checking out; My Wife is A Gangster 2 (R3) - a movie that ranks right up there with some of the best Korean comedies; Kairo (R3) - Kiyoshi Kurosawa's masterpiece. Find these and many more in the DVD Talk Review Database.

This week the DVD Savant has a number of new reviews including: The High and the Mighty - John Wayne's socko Grand Hotel in the sky has been at the top of wanted lists for many years, and finally hits in a 2-disc special edition; The Secret Garden - A 1975 BBC presentation of the children's classic that presents the entire original storyline in the form of a 2.5 hour miniseries; Three Men and a Cradle - This original French version is a charming picture about three carefree bachelors who take in an abandoned baby left on their doorstep; Callas Forever - Fanny Ardant becomes Maria Callas in a speculative fantasy about the aging diva coming out of retirement to make a film version of Carmen; The Architects - a surprisingly frank look at working conditions and domestic frustrations in East Berlin; Jubal - Ernest Borgnine, Glenn Ford and Rod Steiger get into a romantic tangle with Valerie French and Felicia Farr. Read all this and more in this week's DVD Savant.

This week we have an exciting look at the new Dick Cavett Show - Rock Icons DVD from Shout! Factory (Pre-order the collection here). This 3 Disc collection features 9 episodes from the Dick Cavett Show featuring performances and interviews from some of the biggest names in rock, including: David Bowie, George Harrison, Stevie Wonder, Jefferson Airplane, Paul Simon, Janis Joplin and many many more. Get a peek at this landmark DVD release - this week's Clip of The Week. Be sure to catch past week's clips in our newly relaunched DVD Talk TV.

A great week for notable DVDs including: Guess Who [Review] - a surprisingly charming comedy with fantastic chemistry between Bernie Mac and Ashton Kutcher; Cypher [Review]- The "lost" film from Cube director Vincenzo Natali and it's definitely one to seek out; The High and the Mighty [Review] and Island In The Sky - two notable John Wayne films fans have been eagerly waiting for; Thin Man Collection - six great classic films finally out on DVD; Downfall - a stellar performance by Bruno Ganz in a film that looks at the fall of Hitler; Alexander - Director's Cut [Review] - a Director's Cut that's actually shorter than the theatrical cut, either way it's an amusing train wreck. Other notable DVDs out this week include: Candid Camera: Decades of Smiles [Review], Cosby Show: Season 1, Ghostbusters 1 & 2 Gift Set and Over There [Review]. Read our List of Top Upcoming DVDs for more great DVDs out this week, visit our DVD Talk Review Database for all the latest reviews including an entire section devoted to reviews of DVDs out this week.

With literally thousands of DVD Reviews (over 12,500 reviews!) in the DVD Talk Review Database it's easy to miss some of the notable reviews written by our staff. Recent DVD Reviews include: The Brown Bunny (Superbit) - confrontational cinema that will certainly continue to divide and insight arguments as it moves to DVD; Not Another Teen Movie Unrated Extended Director's Cut - a re-release with less features than the one it replaces, but still it's a stupid-funny flick worth checking out; Little Britain - The Complete First Series - one of the most impressive comedy series to emerge from the UK in some time; Story of a Prostitute - a bleak war drama that incredibly well made with plenty of gorgeous visuals that lay way for a tragic but interesting character drama to unfold; Suicide Girls - The First Tour - naked ladies and rock n roll go together like peanut butter and chocolate; This Old Cub - an inspiring look at one of the sport's most overlooked legends. Visit the DVD Talk Review Database for all the latest reviews including an entire section devoted to reviews of DVDs out this week.

On this episode of DVD Talk Radio we sit down with legendary documentary filmmaker Errol Morris to talk about the DVD releases for: The Errol Morris Collection - featuring three of his notable documentaries: The Thin Blue Line, Vernon Florida and Gates of Heaven and Errol Morris: First Person - Morris' 21 episode TV series. Errol Morris talks about the restoration of his classic films, the impact of them on the documentary genre and gives us an emotional postscript on the story behind The Thin Blue Line. Listen to our interview with Errol Morris using our Online DVD Talk Radio Player or Download the complete interview with Errol Morris (19min 13.5MB). Also be sure to listen to our recent interviews on DVD Talk Radio with John Waters, Ivan Reitman, Lloyd Kaufman and Chris Pontius.

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