Uploaded July 2011 | Updated September 2026, 1 day ago
Many would agree that Errol Morris is one of the greatest living documentary directors, and arguably the best ever. His new film, TABLOID, tells the twisting tale of Joyce McKinney, a former Miss Wyoming who, in 1977 traveled to England to win back her boyfriend, a Mormon missionary. Whether she kidnapped him or hew went willingly is up for debate, but the salacious details of the "abduction" quickly became fodder for England's voracious tabloids.
In part 2 of my interview with Errol Morris, he talks about the media's role in the pursuit of truth and how absolute truths do exist.
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Many would agree that Errol Morris is one of the greatest living documentary directors, and arguably the best ever. His new film, TABLOID, tells the twisting tale of Joyce McKinney, a former Miss Wyoming who, in 1977 traveled to England to win back her boyfriend, a Mormon missionary. Whether she kidnapped him or hew went willingly is up for debate, but the salacious details of the "abduction" quickly became fodder for England's voracious tabloids.
In part 2 of my interview with Errol Morris, he talks about the media's role in the pursuit of truth and how absolute truths do exist.
For more ReThink Reviews, visit rethinkreviews.net/.
Follow ReThink Reviews at twitter.com/ReThinkReviews and facebook.com/ReThinkReviews
