Michael Moore's Bowing For Columbine (2002) can be considered a "docu-drama" as opposed to a documentary because it is under the genre of 'drama' and because the director incorporates standard techniques such as actors and camera angles, as many other films use. Michael Moore finds the people that are so stereotypical with their ideas that it is like when a director chooses actors to portray the best character the director has for the role. Michael Moore finds people to play the characters he wants them to so that his point would be more effective. As the director, Michael Moore has the camera men use standard movements and angles which would contribute to his point and also tie it in to more of a “docu-drama”

The people that Michael Moore interviews are people that would be like actors because Michael Moore goes out and finds the people that would portray the role of the stereotype he is trying to create. He also uses camera angles and setting to create an environment to......

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Title: Tragically Real
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