Fahrenheit 9/11 (2004)
Country: US
Technical: col 122m
Director: Michael Moore
Cast: doc.
Synopsis:
A fairly partisan look at G. W. Bush's presidency, from its inauspicious beginnings at the Florida polls, through September 11th to the second Gulf War. Apparently it all comes down to money and nepotism.
Review:
Alternately amusing, jaw-dropping and shocking, Moore's journalism is selective, sometimes even puts words into witnesses' mouths, but if only his facts are correct (but his editorship biased) this represents the most damning indictment of a premiership since Watergate. Some momentum is lost by his spending too long on the Flint, Michigan-based story of one bereaved mother.
Country: US
Technical: col 122m
Director: Michael Moore
Cast: doc.
Synopsis:
A fairly partisan look at G. W. Bush's presidency, from its inauspicious beginnings at the Florida polls, through September 11th to the second Gulf War. Apparently it all comes down to money and nepotism.
Review:
Alternately amusing, jaw-dropping and shocking, Moore's journalism is selective, sometimes even puts words into witnesses' mouths, but if only his facts are correct (but his editorship biased) this represents the most damning indictment of a premiership since Watergate. Some momentum is lost by his spending too long on the Flint, Michigan-based story of one bereaved mother.
Country: US
Technical: col 122m
Director: Michael Moore
Cast: doc.
Synopsis:
A fairly partisan look at G. W. Bush's presidency, from its inauspicious beginnings at the Florida polls, through September 11th to the second Gulf War. Apparently it all comes down to money and nepotism.
Review:
Alternately amusing, jaw-dropping and shocking, Moore's journalism is selective, sometimes even puts words into witnesses' mouths, but if only his facts are correct (but his editorship biased) this represents the most damning indictment of a premiership since Watergate. Some momentum is lost by his spending too long on the Flint, Michigan-based story of one bereaved mother.