The document discusses film critic Roger Ebert and philosopher Errol Morris's differing views on truth and perception as they relate to the 1950 Akira Kurosawa film Rashomon. Ebert, a relativist, believes there is no absolute truth and that different perspectives can all be true. Morris, an absolutist, believes there is one objective truth and all other perspectives are false. The document argues Ebert's relativism better fits the interpretation of Rashomon, which presents four conflicting accounts of a crime without resolving which is fully true.