Documentary in which the filmmaker Michael Moore examines the state of US politics.
Michael Moore's impassioned latest documentary examines the political landscape that gave rise to Trump.
An uneven but appropriately rousing attack on Trump, which occasionally loses its focus as it makes its bigger, scarier points about the United States’ slide into despotism.
Same old schtick, but there’s a strong message of hope to offset the horror.
In his latest documentary, Moore’s bewildered fury at the president is powerfully evident, but he fails to deliver a knockout blow.
Fahrenheit 11/9 is a stirring, funny and angry piece of polemical filmmaking that hits the mark far more often than it misses.
The documentarist uses his trademark style to make an alarmingly persuasive case that US democracy is under threat.
Michael Moore’s exploration into how the US ended up with its current president has a frustratingly scattergun approach, although parallels between the director and his subject are amusing.
Cameo, Edinburgh from Friday October 19, 2018, until Thursday October 25, 2018. More info: http://www.picturehouses.co.uk/
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