In the powerful and poignant documentary "Roger & Me," filmmaker Michael Moore chronicles the devastating impact of General Motors' decision to close several auto plants in Flint, Michigan, reducing the workforce from 80,000 in 1978 to just 50,000 by 1992. As Moore delves deeper into the emotional toll on his community, he sets out to confront GM CEO Roger Smith, who he believes is responsible for the devastation. The film takes a nuanced look at the class struggle and economic collapse that swept through Flint, revealing a complex web of corporate greed, government apathy, and personal desperation.
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