Michael Moore's scathing documentary that questions the response by the US administration to attacks on September 11, 2001. | score 4+ |
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Cast George W. Bush, Michael Moore Director Michael Moore Screenwriter Michael Moore Country USA Rating / Running Time M / 122 minutes Australian Release July 2004 Official Site (c) moviereview
2005
ABN 72 775 390 361 |
Readers of Michael Moore’s Hey
Dude, Where’s My Country? will be familiar with two thirds of this film.
Expanding on a belief that the Bush, Bin Laden and Saudi Royal families have
more in common than any wish to reveal, Moore’s scathing documentary charts
recent history from the attack on New York to the battle for Baghdad. It
starts with the appointment of ‘President’ George W. Bush, his response to
the September attack and subsequent pinning of Al Qaeda’s crimes on Saddam
Hussein. Revelation upon revelation is presented with his branded fervour
and humour; at one point Moore button-holes the Senate to see if they would
draft their own family members - only one US Congressman has a son in
service.
// COLIN FRASER |