Michael Moore

It's hard to know whether to laugh or be outraged by "U.N. Me," a documentary about the United Nations that borrows liberally from the Michael Moore playbook. Read More

This anti-United Nations documentary shows that while director Ami Horowitz doesn't share Michael Moore's politics, he worships Moore's techniques, particularly the "Fahrenheit 9/11" director's love of filming himself while cracking wise. Read More

What compelled you to make a film about the practices of the U.N.? I had an epiphany. Read More

Quebec's student protests took a dark, angry turn over the weekend following the introduction of an emergency law aimed at restoring order in the province, while the movement gained a number of high-profile supporters on the international stage. Read More

Quebec's student movement gained some high-profile supporters over the weekend in the fight against tuition fee increases as anger mounted against a new law aimed at curbing violent protests. Read More

When Arcade Fire backed Mick Jagger for three songs on Saturday Night Live last night (May 19), those red patches the band were wearing weren't fashion statements, but very pointed acts of protest in support of Quebec students who were quite literally setting fires in Montreal at the same time. Read More

The strangest possible reminder that conservative John Aglialoro is continuing his quixotic quest to produce an Atlas Shrugged film trilogy? Read More

When my wife was a liberal, she complained that libertarian reasoning is coldhearted. Read More

With almost four decades of experience to draw on, the Brecht Forum is entering 2012 with high hopes and a renewed spirit. Read More

American filmmaker and social activist Michael Moore took part in more than a dozen Occupy Wall Street #OWS protests all over the U.S. over the last eight months. Read More