Errol Morris’ fine documentary Mr. Death: The Rise and Fall of Fred A. Leuchter, Jr. begins as a foray into the life of a solitary man who works on death penalty equipment and traces his downward spiral into the oblivion of obliviousness as he identifies himself with Holocaust revisionist history and suffers the consequences of ignorance concerning himself, not unlike Leuchter’s predecessor Narcissus.
A Sentence on Mr. Death
11 Friday Jul 2008
Posted in 1990s Cinema, American film, One-Sentence Reviews
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