Roger and Me

Michael Moore

1989 / USA / 1h31 / Age: 10 (14)

A documentary investigation into corporate dishonesty

Following the closure of the General Motors factories in the city of Flint, filmmaker Michael Moore attempts to confront the company’s CEO, Roger Smith. During his investigation, he mainly encounters the residents of a neighbourhood ravaged by social deprivation. This debut feature film already brings together all the elements that would go on to make Moore famous: unwavering social commitment, self-staging and caustic humour.

Language: English

Subtitles: French

Starring: Michael Moore, Roger B. Smith & Rhonda Britton


Funny Business

The VIFFF is dedicating its 2026 thematic focus to workplace comedies. From the Industrial Revolution to artificial intelligence, via the rise of office-based employment, the world of work has been constantly changing — with its dreams of progress as well as its disillusionments.

Combining satire of capitalism with a critique of power dynamics, this selection humorously explores the absurdities of our everyday working lives.