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U.N. ME

"Using Michael Moore’s Style To Expose the Left"

What You Need To Know:

U.N. ME is a truth-revealing, acccurate portrait of the rampant corruption and incompetence epidemic in the United Nations. It’s a detailed look at the many sins committed by alleged U.N. peacekeepers in trouble zones around the world. The sins include charges of rape and prostitutes. U.N. ME also details the U.N.’s failure to stop massacres, its inability to stop nuclear proliferation and its hopelessness in fighting terrorism. Bureaucrats appear to occupy and complicate every level of decision making. Furthermore, although the United States is often the brunt of criticism from the United Nations, the United States spends billions on the U.N. each year.

U.N. ME has an ingenious humorous approach that finally finds a conservative filmmaker having the ability to match the humorous tactics of left-wing propagandist Michael Moore. U.N. ME’s ample use of clever humor and its clearly defined points should hold an appeal for many moviegoers. The filmmakers are to be commended for bringing out these issues. Caution is advised for children, however, regarding some of the content and references to immorality, including references to violent newsreel footage. U.N. ME is an excellent exposé of international politics.

Content:

(BBB, VV, S, A, MM) Very strong truth-revealing moral worldview in a spot-on portrait of the rampant corruption and incompetence epidemic in the United Nations and a detailed look at the many sins committed by alleged UN peacekeepers in trouble zones around the world; no foul language; strong violence includes news footage of dead bodies from massacres around the globe, home video footage of UN snipers opening fire on a crowd of peaceful protesters before the camera cuts to show the aftermath of dead bodies and crying, wounded survivors, and several shots from archival footage of nuclear bomb tests obliterating cars and other objects; some sexual references include hidden cameras showing U.N. peacekeepers dancing wildly (albeit clothed) with prostitutes, some of whom are described as underage, in an Ivory Coast bar, and movie mentions more than 1000 claims of rape and sexual abuse by U.N. troops; no nudity; U.N. peacekeepers are shown partying with alcohol; and, references to corruption, graft, bribery associated with the United Nations and U.N. officials are caught repeatedly lying to the interviewer.

More Detail:

U.N. ME is a truth-revealing and spot-on portrait of the rampant corruption and incompetence epidemic in the United Nations. It’s a detailed look at the many sins committed by alleged U.N. peacekeepers in trouble zones around the world. U.N. ME also has an ingeniously humorous approach that finally finds a conservative filmmaker having the ability to match the humorous tactics of left-wing propagandist Michael Moore.

Filmmaker Ami Horowitz co-writes and co-directs with Matthew Groff. Ami also narrates the movie. The documentary is about his quest to expose the many failings of the U.N., such as its failure to stop massacres in Bosnia and Rwanda, its ordering its peacekeeping forces to party rather than help others, its inability to stop nuclear proliferation, and finally its hopelessness in fighting terrorism. Bureaucrats appear to occupy and complicate every level of decision making. Furthermore, although the United States is often the brunt of criticism from the United Nations, the United States spends billions on the U.N. each year.

These are all points that should and must be made. Groff and Horowitz are to be commended for bringing them out in the open. While a documentary will generally hurt the chance for interested audiences to see a movie, U.N. ME’s ample use of clever humor and its clearly defined points should hold an appeal for many moviegoers. Caution is advised for younger children regarding some of the content and references, including references to rape and violent newsreel footage.

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Now more than ever we’re bombarded by darkness in media, movies, and TV. Movieguide® has fought back for almost 40 years, working within Hollywood to propel uplifting and positive content. We’re proud to say we’ve collaborated with some of the top industry players to influence and redeem entertainment for Jesus. Still, the most influential person in Hollywood is you. The viewer.

What you listen to, watch, and read has power. Movieguide® wants to give you the resources to empower the good and the beautiful. But we can’t do it alone. We need your support.

You can make a difference with as little as $7. It takes only a moment. If you can, consider supporting our ministry with a monthly gift. Thank you.

Movieguide® is a 501c3 and all donations are tax deductible.