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OVERTURE FILMS AND PARAMOUNT VANTAGE TEAM TO CO-FINANCE AND DISTRIBUTE MICHAEL MOORE’S NEXT FILM (Los Angeles, CA) May 13, 2008—Paramount Vantage and Overture Films will co-finance and distribute Oscar® winner Michael Moore’s next film, a searing and provocative follow up to his groundbreaking 2004 documentary Fahrenheit 9/11.

Byline: ALISTAIR FOSTER A RECRUITER for the US marines who was accused in Michael Moore's antiwar film Fahrenheit 9/11 of deliberately targeting young men in poor neighbourhoods has been killed in Iraq.

Now Oscar-winner Moore plans to interview Rose at her home in Pollok, Glasgow, for Fahrenheit 9/11 a follow up to his anti-war documentary Fahrenheit 9/11.

Fahrenheit 9/11, which won the highest award at the Cannes film festival this year, has made $110 million, a box office record for a documentary, since it opened in late June in the United States.

Fahrenheit 9/11, which won the top honour at May's Cannes Film Festival, accuses US President George W.

However, the release of Fahrenheit 9/11 and the subsequent accolades it has received have turned the film into something of political phenomenon, bringing, the message of the war in Iraq to an audience that might not normally be so receptive.

A raconteur accustomed to spraying ideas and invective as if they were the same thing, Moore isn't known for pulling back the reins, but Fahrenheit 9/11 tones down his blustery act, finding room for nuance in areas ranging from September 11 footage (the planes hit the buildings, but the screen is black) to his own onscreen presence (he narrates, but is largely invisible).

Fahrenheit 9/11 ends with excruciating footage of the president struggling to recall a local saying.