More Accurately

December 06, 2002

Filmmaker Michael Moore gained fame with the 1989 movie "Roger and Me," a look at the closing of the GM plants in Flint, Michigan. He was denied an academy award nomination for best documentary either because the film was too anti-establishment (his explanation) or, as it later came out, because it wasn't much of a documentary. OTM Producer At Large Mike Pesca went trolling though Moore's latest documentary, "Bowling for Columbine."


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