the people of Europe love you so much that after the Palme d'Or, I would not be surprised if they gave you another golden lion.
And, I don't think we hate it even if you pull the cordon like a clown in the film and tell people to stay away from the bank, because this time, you've literally become a voice for the rights of the poor.
Your documentary is still very subjective, so subjective that I think it is more like a drama, but it is not the documentary that tells the truth. In "Fahrenheit 911", I remember that you were playing tricks on Mr. Bush. This time, you were more close to the people. You helped the people who lost their houses in the financial turmoil. You spoke to the homeless people. You began to criticize the banking industry for being in this storm. The responsibility that should be assumed, everyone knows that your words are somewhat extreme, but speaking for the sake of the broadest people, who cares whether it is rational or not.
Apparently the European people love you very much, you are popular like a big star in Venice, journalists are holding paper and pen, like little fans, chasing after you for autographs, and arrogant European critics will also be greeted by you American style The humor is funny, although everyone knows that because your outspoken leftist style suits the tastes of these European cultured people.
Now, now that capitalism is all about it, when are you going to make a documentary about socialism?
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