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Director, Cast, Screenwriter, Producer
Director
- 2007 - Sicko
- 2004 - Fahrenheit 9/11
- 2002 - Bowling for Columbine
- 1997 - The Big One
- 1995 - Canadian Bacon
- 1989 - Roger & Me
- 1965 - Paradise – Hawaiian Style
Screenwriter
- 2004 - Fahrenheit 9/11
- 2002 - Bowling for Columbine
- 1995 - Canadian Bacon
- 1989 - Roger & Me
Cast
- 2004 - Fahrenheit 9/11
- 2002 - Bowling for Columbine
- 2000 - Trade Off
- 1999 - The Insider
- 1989 - Roger & Me
Producer
- 2007 - Sicko
- 2002 - Bowling for Columbine
- 1995 - Canadian Bacon
- 1989 - Roger & Me
Articles
- May 21 2007 - Cannes 2007 - a review of Michael Moore's 'Sicko'
- May 14 2007 - Out of Harmony's way
- Apr 19 2007 - Cannes line-up announced
- Mar 13 2007 - SXSW – D-day
- Feb 7 2007 - They screw horses, don't they?
- Dec 15 2006 - Matters of fact
- Sep 13 2006 - Venetian class
- Jul 10 2006 - Michael Moore spills 'Sicko' beans
- Sep 13 2005 - 'The Aristocrats' - Q&A with Paul Provenza
- Jan 31 2005 - Eastwood Wins at DGAs
- Dec 3 2004 - 'Finding Neverland' Victorious
- Nov 18 2004 - Oscar documentaries announced
- Nov 3 2004 - Last LFF platform debate tonight
- Sep 21 2004 - Michael Moore's sick notes
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