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Documentaries and politically charged movies seek to describe “HOW THE WORLD IS” in a way that most other harmlessly entertaining films do not. Sure, universal truths about life can be expressed in dramas and comedies, but political films seek to describe reality–OUR reality, the real world in which we live in. In short, they seek to get into the viewer’s mind and alter his or her reality. That can be a good thing, or a bad thing, depending on the viewer’s initial reaction to where the political film is coming from.

But I don’t have any problem with the RIGHT of any filmmaker to make any political movie of any time. But nor do I think that films of any type are “off-limits” from criticism. If someone feels the very premise of, oh I dunno, many recent political films as sophomoric, simplistic, and insulting to the viewer’s intelligence, then he or she has every right not to want to laud these filmmakers’ raw skills. Many political filmmakers have great skills, but there are many people who have very good reasons for denouncing them from the get-go once they sense what they perceive to be charlatanism. Yes they are artists, and all’s fair in art, but they are also engaging with reality and seeking to alter their viewers’ perceptions of it. That’s serious territory and thus they should be judged based on facts as well.

The really boring thing is that EVERY TIME a movie or TV show steps into the political sphere, it does so in a way that always shows that:

Democrats are good, Republicans are bad

Liberals are good, conservatives are bad

Anti-death penalty…good, pro-death penalty…bad

revolutionaries are good, capitalists are bad.

And usually any white male, military officer, corporate executive is bad.

Any lawyer who sues a corporation is good.

The fact is that Hollywood has nothing new to offer the political sphere until its writers, directors, producers and such become more open minded at are willing to surprise us now and then with a political idea that isn’t knee jerk liberal.

The problem is, documentaries are movies… not the 6 o’clock news. They are meant to tell a story, not to simply report events.

All stories are told from a certain point of view, and as such, all documentaries (at least good ones) have some degree of bias, and so they should be.

I do not think they should be referred to as documentaries when they are really just opinion pieces. The Academy cheapens all documentaries when they put films such as M Moore’s in the documentary category when they are really anything but an attempt at unbiased reporting.