Bowling for Columbine

(2002)

can society, focusing on factors such as fear, racism, and the influence of powerful interest groups. He interviews a variety of people, including survivors of the 1999 Columbine High School massacre, a pair of young boys who committed a shooting, and the president of the National Rifle Association. Moore also delves into America's history of violence, such as the massacre of Native Americans and the bombing of innocent civilians in other countries. He questions the media's role in perpetuating fear and sensationalism, as well as the government's reliance on violence as a means of control. Throughout the film, Moore challenges viewers to question their assumptions and engage in a national dialogue about the root causes of gun violence. Bowling for Columbine is a thought-provoking documentary that explores the complex issues surrounding gun violence in America and prompts viewers to consider the societal factors contributing to this ongoing problem.