One of my favorite documentaries ever - The Thin Blue Line - is missing graphics identifying who people are. In the film, the persons talking, especially for the first time, had a graphic identifying that person and what position they had (ie Detective, DA, Judge, etc). These are not on the DVD. Argh!!!! Why is this?
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The Thin Blue Line (Errol Morris) - missing graphics/subtitles identifying who people are
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