Fahrenheit 11/9 is even more so, covering much ground and naming multiple villains as it aims an inquiring lens at three distinct topics: Donald Trump’s election win, the water crisis in Flint ...

Even before its theatrical release, Fahrenheit 9/11 was poised to be the most important and provocative film of the year (Passion Of The who ...

1:47 | Uploaded on Aug 30, 2018 In the trailer for Fahrenheit 11/9, we see a disgruntled looking Michael Moore, the director of the 2004 documentary Fahrenheit 9/11 (and this movie).

TORONTO — A much-anticipated “Halloween” reboot and Michael Moore’s new documentary on Donald Trump’s America have been added to this year’s Toronto International Film Festival. “Halloween,” the ...

That's a good thing, because toward the end of Fahrenheit 11/9, Moore elucidates exactly how close the current state of affairs in America is to how the Nazis rose to power in Germany.

Its title notwithstanding, Michael Moore has delivered a film rather less incendiary than might have been expected -- or wished for by his fans -- in "Fahrenheit 9/11." The sporadically effective ...

In Fahrenheit 11/9, the Michigan firebrand tries to discuss not just the “WTF?” question about how America got Trump as president but also societal ills beyond Trump ‘playing us constantly.’ ...

“Fahrenheit 11/9” takes its title from the early hours of Nov. 9, 2016, when Republican candidate Trump was officially declared the victor over Democratic Party candidate Hillary Clinton.

Fahrenheit 9/11 is compulsive entertainment, and its exposé of American self-interest is bracing. But George Bush isn't the only man here you're inclined to distrust.