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Documentaries like Where to Invade Next

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The 3 reasons people love Where to Invade Next

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  1. You like a filmmaker walking into real schools, factories and prisons abroad.

  2. You like asking who decides how a country is run.

  3. You like Michael Moore's deadpan while he plants his flag.

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  • The Yes Men Fix the World2009

    • a filmmaker walking into real schools, factories and prisons abroad
    • asking who decides how a country is run
    • Michael Moore's deadpan while he plants his flag

    Good for you if you like executives applauding absurd ideas with a straight face.

  • Thanks Boss!2016

    • a filmmaker walking into real schools, factories and prisons abroad
    • asking who decides how a country is run
    • Michael Moore's deadpan while he plants his flag

    Good for you if you like a documentary run like a prank, with fake names and hidden cameras.

  • American: The Bill Hicks Story2010

    • a filmmaker walking into real schools, factories and prisons abroad
    • Michael Moore's deadpan while he plants his flag

    Good for you if you like stand-up and want to see where Bill Hicks's jokes came from.

  • Fahrenheit 11/92018

    • a filmmaker walking into real schools, factories and prisons abroad
    • asking who decides how a country is run
    • Michael Moore's deadpan while he plants his flag

    Good for you if you want the Flint water crisis told by the people who lived it.

  • The Yes Men2003

    • a filmmaker walking into real schools, factories and prisons abroad
    • asking who decides how a country is run
    • Michael Moore's deadpan while he plants his flag

    Good for you if you like watching a straight face hold through an absurd speech.

  • Sicko2007

    • a filmmaker walking into real schools, factories and prisons abroad
    • asking who decides how a country is run

    Good for you if you want to know how an insurer makes money by saying no.

  • The Corporation2003

    • a filmmaker walking into real schools, factories and prisons abroad
    • asking who decides how a country is run

    Good for you if you want to understand how companies came to hold so much power.

  • Roger & Me1989

    • a filmmaker walking into real schools, factories and prisons abroad
    • asking who decides how a country is run

    Good for you if you like seeing who pays when a giant company leaves.

  • Waiting for "Superman"2010

    • a filmmaker walking into real schools, factories and prisons abroad
    • asking who decides how a country is run

    Good for you if you want to follow real families through a charter school lottery.

  • Pope Francis: A Man of His Word2018

    • a filmmaker walking into real schools, factories and prisons abroad

    Good for you if you want to hear Pope Francis in his own words.

  • Tomorrow2015

    • a filmmaker walking into real schools, factories and prisons abroad

    Good for you if you like meeting real people who started change in their own town.

  • Period. End of Sentence.2018

    • a filmmaker walking into real schools, factories and prisons abroad

    Good for you if you like seeing village women run their own small business.

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