Does filmmaker Michael Moore want to change America for the good of
working people or is he more interested in changing his bank balance? Do
Moore’s noble intentions justify his often dubious techniques? An
analysis of Moore’s documentaries reveals he always has a clear purpose
and aims to have a huge impact… even if he must resort to using some
creative techniques in his ‘non-fiction’ films.
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Monday, 27 August 2012
Thursday, 12 July 2012
Film Song of the Day: “What a Wonderful World” by Louis Armstrong
Love him or hate him, Michael Moore knows how to get people talking. The director of controversy-baiting documentaries from Roger and Me to Capitalism: A Love Story is never afraid to mix the darkly comic with the shocking, powerful and disturbing.
In his Oscar-winning Bowling for Columbine, he uses Louis Armstrong’s What a Wonderful World not for comic effect and certainly not to show how wonderful the world is....
READ MORE of this article over at Filmoria.
In his Oscar-winning Bowling for Columbine, he uses Louis Armstrong’s What a Wonderful World not for comic effect and certainly not to show how wonderful the world is....
READ MORE of this article over at Filmoria.
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