The Cinema of Errol Morris

"Finally, a highly readable, in-depth study of our most fascinating and important documentary filmmaker. For anyone interested in Errol Morris, this is essential reading."—Carl Plantinga, author of Moving Viewers: American Film and the Spectator's Experience

"Errol Morris is clearly one of the most interesting and complex of current film-makers, and this is the first full-length critical study of his work. I applaud Resha's film-by-film analysis, and his ability to raise a broad range of significant issues. This will serve as an excellent introduction to Morris's work for a long time to come."—Stephen Mamber, author of Cinema Verité in America

"A Film Studies scholar now teaching in Alabama, David Resha has written a great book for anyone who cares about one of the most compelling figures in the contemporary mediascape If the extended close readings of films do not compel the general reader, they will prove very useful to film students hoping to learn more about Morris's influential career."—Randolph Lewis, Boston Review

"David Resha's recently published The Cinema of Errol Morris [is] the first – and long overdue – comprehensive book about the provocative, pioneering, Cambridge-based filmmaker."—Peter Keough, Boston Globe