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Capitalism: A Love Story dir. Michael Moore (trailer / poster)

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Monday, Aug 31, 2009
by Katharine Wray

Michael Moore, the director of Bowling for Columbine, has done it again with Capitalism: A Love Story. Tackling the recent financial crisis and the transition from the Bush Administration and the Obama Administration, Moore ruffles more than a few feathers with this documentary.



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