Ami Horowitz,
David Bosco,
Ken Cain,
Roberta Cohen,
Norm Coleman
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When the United Nations was founded more than sixty years ago, it embodied our hope for a safer, more peaceful world. But as reports of human rights violations and international conflicts make daily h... read more
Directed by: Matthew Groff, Ami Horowitz
Release Date: June 1, 2012
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Horowitz has Michael Moore's smug tendencies without his schlubby everyman charm, which makes his attempts at goading humor out of uncomfortable interviews come off as unpleasant. Full Review
Horowitz comes off as a deceptive jokester, so he doesn't always warrant a serious response from his audience. But we do need documentaries that reach beyond safe boundaries. Full Review
Rightwing idiocy. The UN has its problems but this ex-investment banker has no idea how to solve them. Full Review
But U.N. Me isn't all sneering, and it certainly makes its points. Full Review
You'll never look at the U.N. the same after seeing this film. Full Review
A humorously ironic look at what the filmmakers believe to be incompetence and corruption at the United Nations. Full Review
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