Description (continued...) innocent. Country of Origin: USA Reviews "...A brilliant work of pulp fiction....[Morris creates] a vision that is both poetic and perverse..." New York Times | 08/26/1988 | p.C6 "...THE THIN BLUE LINE constitutes a mesmerizing reconstruction and investigation of a senseless murder....[The] visual design, lighting and editing are impeccable..." Variety | 03/23/1988 "...The combination of objective truth and experience adds up in THE THIN BLUE LINE to a philosophical horror..." Film Comment | 06/01/1988 | p.2-6 "...Fascinating....Morris pulls off a genuine shocker to cap his film..." Los Angeles Times | 09/02/1988 | p.C4 "...[A] groundbreaking documentary....[The] relentless Philip Glass music adds to the sense of forboding..." Sight and Sound | 03/01/2001 | p.66 "The most provocative movie ever about miscarried justice -- and a heavy influence on the following decade's non-fiction TV crime shows." USA Today | 07/29/2005 | p.4E Full Cast and Crew Director: Errol Morris Score Composer: Philip Glass Release Information Color: Color Runtime: 102 min. Original Language: English Subtitled Language: English Subtitled Language: French Subtitled Language: Spanish © MGM Home Entertainment DVD Features Region (unknown) Keep Case Widescreen 1.85 Audio: Stereo Surround English Production Notes Randall Adams was eventually released from prison as a result of the attention the film brought to his case. The other man who was also charged with the murder confessed to the filmmaker that he shot the police officer.
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