Where to Invade Next is a provocative and humorous film about how to improve American life with proven successful examples from other countries.
The 110-minute documentary was produced, directed and narrated by Academy Award winner Michael Moore.
Moore visits Italy, France, Finland, Portugal, Norway, Slovenia, Germany, Tunisia, and Iceland to show how those countries successfully deal with social issues by spending less on war, more on citizens.
He meets with CEOs, Ministers of Education, a former President of Iceland, an American teacher in Finland, and others, to reveal fascinating simple solutions, such as:
The 110-minute documentary was produced, directed and narrated by Academy Award winner Michael Moore.
Moore visits Italy, France, Finland, Portugal, Norway, Slovenia, Germany, Tunisia, and Iceland to show how those countries successfully deal with social issues by spending less on war, more on citizens.
He meets with CEOs, Ministers of Education, a former President of Iceland, an American teacher in Finland, and others, to reveal fascinating simple solutions, such as:
- Focussing more on the ‘we’ rather than the ‘I’. This means working for the common good of all instead of working to become rich.
- Favourable working conditions and good wages which allow for paid maternity leave for women that give birth to babies, and provide free paid vacation time to the workers.
- Gourmet meals for school children.
- Free education to all.
- Equality in work and opportunity for women.
- Enlightened rehabilitation of prisoners.
- Liberal attitude to drugs.
- The application of the rule of law to all, including bankers and CEOs who take advantage of the public good. Equality is the way to ensure that the gap between the rich and the poor is greatly narrowed.
- Universal medical, hospitalization, and drug services to all citizens.
- Infrastructure of public facilities have to be based largely on human needs rather than on profit.