Turning the lens on...

[hvp05]

... Michael Moore in a new documentary called "Manufacturing Dissent".

Made by 2 Liberal filmmakers, no less.

"We just wanted to take a look at Michael Moore and his films. It was only by talking to people that we found out this other stuff."

In part the "stuff" amounts to a catalogue of alleged errors — both of omission and commission — in Moore's films, beginning with his 1989 debut, "Roger & Me." That film largely revolved around Moore's fruitless attempts to interview Roger Smith, then the chairman of General Motors, after his company closed plants in Moore's birthplace, Flint, Michigan: an interview that occurred, Melnyk and Caine said, although Moore left it on the cutting-room floor.

The film is not all negative about Moore, but it does raise questions about his practices and procedures.

(Of course, thinking individuals were already asking these questions, but it's funny when Liberals become cannibals.)

 

[RadioPatrol]

... Michael Moore in a new documentary called "Manufacturing Dissent".

Made by 2 Liberal filmmakers, no less.
The film is not all negative about Moore, but it does raise questions about his practices and procedures.

(Of course, thinking individuals were already asking these questions, but it's funny when Liberals become cannibals.)