
Mr. Death
2016 · Film · documentary · 15 min
Directed by Andreas J. Riiser
An exclusive interview with Death as he goes about his everyday business.
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2016 · Film · documentary · 15 min
Directed by Andreas J. Riiser
An exclusive interview with Death as he goes about his everyday business.
1 positivefrom 1 commenter
No streaming data for this title.
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> "Thinking man's detective" is a very unusual phrase. It's like "rich man's Rolls Royce" or "tall man's basketball player."
I think that your two sentences point up exactly why it is not such an unexpected phrase (the which, or something close to it, is I guess what you meant). "Rich man's Rolls Royce" is redundant: you have to be rich to have a Rolls Royce (more or less). "Tall man's basketball player" is not redundant: you don't have to be tall to have a basketball player (in the sense of preferring, rather than owning, I mean); you have to be a tall man to be a basketball player (more or less).
"Errol Morris: the detective who's a thinking man" would have been redundant; but "Errol Morris: the thinking man's detective" is not, as (one presumes) many stupid men through history have had detectives (in the sense now of employing them, or of reading about them, or … whatever).
P.S. And let me just take this chance to say: I love Errol Morris. Thanks to the other poster who mentioned 'Mr. Death'; it was the first film of his I saw, and remains probably my favourite. (Also high up there is 'Fog of War'.)