Roger & Me (1989)

"Roger & Me" is a documentary directed by Michael Moore. The film follows Moore's attempts to confront Roger Smith, then-CEO of General Motors, about the impact of plant closures on Moore's hometown of Flint, Michigan. The movie highlights the struggle of the community in the wake of massive layoffs and the decimation of the local economy. Through a mix of humor and social commentary, the film sheds light on the effects of corporate decisions on working-class Americans.