Arts & Leisure
MNFF to screen noir doc ‘The Thin Blue Line’

I remember the surprise I experienced in 1988 when I first saw Erroll Morris’ pioneering true crime documentary, “The Thin Blue Line.” I’d never seen anything like it, with its relentless questioning, probing interviews, tense recreations, shadowy detectives, and appropriation of film noir techniques using dramatic lighting and rich saturated colors. Today, we may take this documentary aesthetic and practice for granted — but it all started here.
More News
Arts & Leisure
DJ gets people to open up with a new game
DJ Fattie B created the board game “Drop the Needle” that encourages people to open up abo … (read more)
Arts & Leisure
Ripton’s Sarah King releases first song since cancer diagnosis in 2024
Sarah King’s collaborative, emotional cover of Pink Floyd’s “Wish You Were Here” releases … (read more)
Arts & Leisure
The Dogteam Theatre Project presents a benefit showcase of new work June 19-20
The Dogteam Theater Project brings ‘Trailblazing’ new theatrical works to the Seeler Studi … (read more)










