The Sting of Gadflies

¡°¡­We are against this war¡­ Shame on you, Mr. Bush, shame on you!¡± the American director Michael Moore addressed passionately about the war on Iraq after he won the 2003 Academy Award for Best Documentary Film with his movie Bowling for Columbine. Almost instantly, the audience in the Kodak Theatre burst into a state of excitement and panic, sending him a mixture of applause and booing. This scene was televised all over the world and with no surprise, raised even more debate over Mr. Moore¡¯s already controversial film.
Bowling for Columbine was a film aimed at the issue of gun violence in America, in which Michael Moore explored why there was a much higher number of gun related crimes in the US then any other developed countries. ¡°Moore cannot single out a villain to blame for this fact, because it seems to emerge from a national desire to be armed¡±(1); indirectly however, Mr. Moore tried to link this desire to his country¡¯s......

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Title: The Sting Of Galflies
Approximate Word Count: 1272
Approximate Pages: 6 (250 words per double-spaced page)

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