Michael Moore reacts to ‘Crude’-Chevron judge decision

Michael Moore tells The New York Times that if the federal judge ruling to allow Chevron to subpoena footage from Joe Berlinger's Crude is upheld, many documentary filmmakers will be afraid of the repercussions.

May 10, 2010

Michael Moore tells The New York Times that if last week’s federal judge’s ruling to allow Chevron to subpoena footage from Joe Berlinger’s Crude is upheld, many documentary filmmakers will be afraid of the repercussions.

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