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Moore Manufactures Dissent

Moore082106_1John Anderson has written a NYT story about the documentary Manufacturing Dissent, coming up at South By Southwest, which dissects Michael Moore's brand of POV filmmaking.

February 27, 2007 in Directors, Docs, Festivals, Michael Moore |

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Harlan Jacobson of "Film Comment" and even Pauline Kael called Moore's methods into question right at the start, shortly after "Roger & Me" was released. Why has it taken so long for the CW to catch up? What's changed?

Posted by: David | February 28, 2007 at 09:22 AM

I got a screener of the film and it's phenomenal. How can we trust a documentarian's protests if he uses faulty methods for his films? This film isn't a right wing attack of Michael Moore but presents an honest view from the left.

Posted by: Karolyn McKenzie | February 28, 2007 at 01:41 PM

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