... is based upon knowledge and first hand experience. Moore further utilises characterisation through his structure which positions the audience to see interviewees, such as Charlton Heston (president of NRA) as antagonists. In the final scene, Heston goes as far as blaming violence on "mixed ethnicity", and by positioning this scene last in the documentary Moore provides a final haunting message to the ... ...

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... own media profile. Unlike other documentary filmmakers who endeavour to depict events that are occurring without the intervention of the filmmaker (Bakri's Jenin, Jenin for example) Moore and Broomfield are antagonists for their own films, they personally create scenes for the purposes of the film with what has been described as "ambush journalism" by critics. This raises obvious moral implications, is ... ...

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