Sublime

Errol Morris might have made an awesome documentary, but it wasn’t going to succeed unless he could figure out how to communicate what was awesome about it to others.

Sorrentino’s Aberration of Starlight,

A quixotic intellectual troubadour, he has prosecuted a series of discrete visions united only by a potent sense of curiosity and a provocative optimism.

“I am investigating the Kennedy assassination.” “Are you an investigator now?” she asked with a broad smile. The last time we dined, my profession was a failed movie producer. “Not yet, but I am learning how.” “And how do you do that?” It was a question I had been wrestling with since I had begun my interviews. For my first interview, I prepared 10

Sorrentino,

He had an alert look and manner; short, graying dark hair; a clear gaze, no hint of guile—an appealing, trusting guy.