B00008DDVV

027616882264

2002

2002-11-15

120

2h

Won 1 Oscar, 39 wins & 13 nominations total

Michael Moore

Michael Moore

Michael Moore, Charlton Heston, Marilyn Manson

Chris Aldred, Gillian Aldrich, Charles Bishop, Jim Czarnecki, Michael Donovan, Kurt Engfehr, Jeff Gibbs, Kathleen Glynn, Tia Lessin, Michael Moore, Meghan O'Hara, Siobhan Oldham, Charlie Siskel, Wolfram Tichy, Rehya Young

Jeff Gibbs

Kurt Engfehr

David Coole, Jenipher Ritchie, Dirk Wilutzky

Ryan Sias

Joe Caterini, Rob Daly, James Demer, Patrick Donahue, Brian Foley, Matthew Haasch, Francisco La Torre, Tom Lino, Elizabeth Marcus, Reilly Steele, Peter Waggoner, David Alvarez Zerpa, Phillip Fuller, David K. Grant

Chris Bell, Mike Casey, Brian Danitz, Mike Desjarlais, Craig Hymson, Mikey Jackson, Edward C. Kukla, Michael McDonough, Joe Monge, Gregg Easterbrook

Matthew Bookbinder, David Concepcion, Gaia Cornwall, Miguel Hernandez, Harold Moss, Ryan Sias, Kareem Thompson, Aneurin Wright

Lou Acosta, Jon Budine, Karl George, Bob Gleason, Luis Ortiz Guillen, Shannon Guirl, Walter Lefler, Mike Maguire, Frederick O'Neill, Dave Pultz, Woody Richman, Kristine Smith, Jane Tolmachyov, Laura Weinberg, David S. Tung

Christine Bergren, David Reid, David Wilson, Erich Glaubitz

Josh Fifarek, David Waszak

Alexandra Bauermeister, Debra Beck, Jayne Belliveau, Susan H. Bodine, Kelly Bray, Rebecca Richman Cohen, Monika Coston, Phaea Crede, Carl Deal, Christina DiCerbo, Josh Fifarek, Lloyd Forcellini, Gregory A. Fortner, Lana Garland, Sandy Green, Heike Günther, Karen Herron, Andreas Hoessli, Jessica Hunkele, Andrew Hurwitz, Craig Hymson, Jonathan Irvin, Markus Janner, Catherine Johnston, Floyd Kane, John Kazlauskas, Gina Kim, Caitlin Krapf, Jayne Laube, Nicky Lazar, Donna Lee, Dave MacDougall, Elizabeth Marcus, Amy McCampbell, Lizzy McCarron, Maureen McCarron, Donald McCloskey, Kenna McHugh, Shawn Miles, Katy Mostoller, Huttemberg Nassar, Bryn Neuenschwander, Alexandra Posada, Aneetha Rajan, Hamid Razik, Rich Rinker, Daniel Rivera, Natalie Rose, George Rubacky, Haim Samuels, Mara Sanchez, David Schankula, Beth M. Schniebolk, Daniella Spinat, Jason Stoff, Anne Sullivan, Charles Suydam, Nancy Swartz, Alex Van Nortwick, David Waszak, Reneira Wolff, Chris Yaffes, Cynthia Amsden, Jack Turner

John Alberts, Terry Allen, Tanya Balian, Elfin Baumed, Brooks Brown, Arthur A. Busch, Lynne Carter, Richard Castaldo, Herb Cleeves Jr., Annie Cohen, Rita Dagher, Rick DeCroix, Ric Dispenseri, Joanne Doroshow, Colleen Fick, Daniel Fick, Harold Ford, Barry Glassner, Donna Glynn, James Glynn, Pete Hamill, Dave Hamilton, Alan Hayling, Jen Hogan, Jennifer Horton, Laurent Issure, Carole Kabrin, Jim Kiertzner, Barbara Kramer, David Lowery, Rebecca MacKenzie, Douglas Maio, Marilyn Manson, Bob Mastronardi, Tom Mauser, Joyce Maynard, Connie Michalik, Craig Michalik, Elliot Mintz, Anne Moore, Frank Moore, Kelsey Binder Moore, Veronica Moore, Matthew Nodella, Yoko Ono, Trey Parker, Tony Proffer, Sam Riddle, Dale Ringlein, Chris Rock, Robbi Siegel, Matt Stone, Bill Sulzman, Mark Taylor, Doug Vaughan, Amanda Wilcox, Laura Wilcox, Nick Wilcox

Documentary, Crime, Drama

United Artists, Alliance Atlantis Communications, Salter Street Films International

USA, Canada, Germany

English

R

8

144633

72

Bowling for Columbine is a 2002 documentary film written, produced, directed, and narrated by Michael Moore. The film explores what Moore suggests are the primary causes for the Columbine High School massacre in 1999 and other acts of gun violence. He focuses on the background and environment in which the massacre took place and some common public opinions and assumptions about related issues. The film also looks into the nature of violence in the United States, and American violence abroad.

A critical and commercial success, the film brought Moore international attention as a rising filmmaker and won numerous awards, including the Academy Award for Best Documentary Feature, the Independent Spirit Award for Best Documentary Feature, a special 55th Anniversary Prize at the 2002 Cannes Film Festival, and the César Award for Best Foreign Film. The film is widely considered one of the greatest documentary films of all time.

$4,000,000 (estimated)

$209,148

$21,576,018

$58,011,975

Columbine high school killings,firearm,national rifle association,school shooting,gunfire