At festival, a splash from Michael Moore but cautions on documentaries

Document author(s):
Michael Cieply
Document source:
New York Times
Publication date:
2009 Sep 14
Document language:
English
Document type:
article
Number of pages:
1
Source pagination:
B5
Document name subject:
Michael Moore
Document contains:
production co
Related films:
Film country(ies):
United States
Film language(s):
English
Film production company:
Dog Eat Dog Films, Overture Films, Paramount Vantage, and Weinstein Company
Film genre(s):
Documentary, Feature, and Political
Film subject(s):
  • Banking law -- United States
  • Capitalism -- United States
  • Corporations -- United States
  • Deregulation -- United States
  • Economic stabilization -- United States
  • Federal aid -- United States
  • Finance -- Government policy -- United States
  • Financial crises -- United States
  • Foreclosure -- Prevention -- Government policy -- United States
  • Foreclosure -- United States
  • Government lending -- Law and legislation -- United States
  • Housing -- United States -- Finance
  • Intervention (Federal government)
  • Investment of public funds -- United States
  • Mortgage banks -- Law and legislation -- United States
  • Mortgage-backed securities -- Government policy -- United States
  • Securities industry -- United States
  • Subprime mortgage loans -- United States
  • Troubled Asset Reflief Program (United States)
  • Unemployed -- United States
  • United States -- Economic conditions -- 2001-2009
  • United States -- Economic policy -- 2001-2009
  • United States -- Politics and government
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