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Roger and Me

More guerilla theater than a documentary, this is a road trip by trouble-maker Michael Moore as he chases down an unwanted interview with the remote head of General Motors. Moore resorts to a bag of tricks and subterfuge to dispense his political message on the way. The result is funny, infuriating, verbose, sly, arrogant and hilarious all at once. If you like to watch the little guy tweek the big guy, you'll like this.

-- KK

Roger and Me
Directed by Michael Moore
1989, 90 min
$18, DVD

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Available from Amazon

Posted on May 11, 2006 at 11:02 PM | Comments (0)



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