Fast, Cheap & Out of Control

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Fast, Cheap & Out of Control is a 1997 documentary film that interweaves the lives and obsessions of four eccentric professionals to explore themes of chaos, control, and human ambition.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf American film
documentary film
basedOn original concept by Errol Morris
cinematographyBy Robert Richardson
countryOfOrigin United States
criticalReception critically acclaimed
director Errol Morris
distributor Sony Pictures Classics
editedBy Karen Schmeer
featuresCharacter lion tamer
naked mole-rat expert
roboticist
topiary gardener
filmingTechnique intercut interviews and observational footage
follows four professionals
genre documentary
independent film
hasMetaphor comparison between biological and mechanical systems
comparison between humans and animals
hasSubject animal behavior
gardening and topiary
naked mole-rats
performance arts
robotics
hasTagline Four men, four lives, one dream: to understand the world around them
hasTheme chaos
control
human ambition
obsession
hasTitle Fast, Cheap & Out of Control
language English
musicBy Caleb Sampson
narrativeStructure interwoven portraits
notableFor philosophical exploration of work and identity
use of multiple film formats
partOf Errol Morris filmography
linked to: Errol Morris
producer Errol Morris
productionCompany Fourth Floor Productions
publicationDate 1997
releaseDate 1997-10-17
releaseEvent Telluride Film Festival
releaseYear 1997
reviewedBy Roger Ebert
The New York Times
runtime 80 minutes
usesTechnique archival footage
stylized reenactments
writer Errol Morris

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Errol Morris notableWork Fast, Cheap & Out of Control
Errol Morris directed Fast, Cheap & Out of Control
Fast, Cheap & Out of Control hasTitle Fast, Cheap & Out of Control