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Michael Moore's newest film at the Toronto Film Festival

Awards

Broadcast Film Critics Association Awards 2005 - Won - Best Documentary Feature

Cannes Film Festival 2004 - Won - FIPRESCI Prize

Cannes Film Festival 2004 - Won - Palme d'Or

Chicago Film Critics Association Awards 2004 - Won - Best Documentary

Broadcast Film Critics Association Awards 2005 - Won - Best Documentary Feature

Cannes Film Festival 2004 - Won - FIPRESCI Prize

Cannes Film Festival 2004 - Won - Palme d'Or

Chicago Film Critics Association Awards 2004 - Won - Best Documentary

Florida Film Critics Circle Awards 2004 - Won - Best Documentary

Hollywood Film Festival 2004 - Won - Hollywood Movie of the Year

International Documentary Association Awards 2004 - Won - Best Feature Documentary

Kansas City Film Critics Circle Awards 2004 - Won - Best Documentary

Las Vegas Film Critics Society Awards 2004 - Won - Best Documentary

National Board of Review Awards 2004 - Won - Freedom of Expression Award

New York Film Critics Circle Awards 2004 - Won - Best Non-Fiction Film

Online Film Critics Society Awards 2005 - Nominated - Best Documentary

People's Choice Awards 2005 - Won - Choice Film of the Year

Phoenix Film Critics Society Awards 2004 - Won - Best Documentary

San Francisco Film Critics Circle Awards 2004 - Won - Best Documentary

Sarajevo Film Festival 2004 - Won - Audience Award

Vancouver Film Critics Circle Awards 2005 - Won - Best Documentary

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Film Synopsis

In one of the most provative films of its year, Academy Award-winner Michael Moore (2002, Best Documentary, Bowling for Columbine) presents a searing examination of the role played by money and oil in the wake of the tragic events of 9/11. Moore blends captivating and thought-provoking footage with revealing interviews, while balancing it all with his own brand of humor and satire.