I Like To Point Out That People

I Gave Someone A Perverse Argument Not So Long Ago About Why Advertising Is Better Than Movies. You Want To Hear It? Movies Operate From A Really Disingenuous Premise, That People Are Heroes. I Know A Lot Of People And Have Had An Opportunity Over The Years To Observe Them. Are They Heroes...? Let's Put It This Way. Advertising Tries Something Simpler And More Believable: Products As Heroes. I Guess The Idea Is: When All Else Fails, Put Your Faith In Conditioner.

Basically, "making A Murderer" Chronicles A Set Of Crimes Committed In Wisconsin: Manitowoc, Wisconsin. The First Crime Is A Miscarriage Of Justice. Steven Avery Is Convicted And Sentenced To A Very, Very Long Prison Sentence For The Assault On A Woman. And It Comes To Light Through Dna Evidence That He Was Not The Assailant.

What Is It That Angers Us?... We Have Been Tricked. In Essence, We Have Been Lied To. The Problem Is Not That The Photograph Has Been Manipulated, But That We Have Been Manipulated By The Photograph.

I Actually Wanted To Publish [ Interview With Donald Trump About Citizen Kane] In The New York Times, But The Circumstances Under Which I Did That Movie Made Me Vulnerable To A Lawsuit And At This Point In My Career, I Don't Want To Go There. But It's Amazing.

I Like To Point Out That People Very Often Confuse The Idea That Truth Is Subjective With The Fact That Truth Is Perishable.