Bowling for Columbine
Brief Synopsis
Cast & Crew
Michael Moore
Marilyn Manson
Charlton Heston
James Nichols
Matt Stone
Dick Clark
Film Details
Technical Specs
Synopsis
A look at America's love affair with firearms and the pathology of violence in the United States, which as a country, has the highest gun-murder rate in the world. The question of why Canada--with 7 million guns for its total of 10 million households--doesn't suffer from the same horrific gun violence, that its large neighbor to the south experiences, is examined.
Director
Michael Moore
Cast
Marilyn Manson
Charlton Heston
James Nichols
Matt Stone
Dick Clark
Barry Glassner
Richard Castaldo
George W. Bush
Michael Moore
Crew
Chris Aldred
Gillian Aldrich
Chris Bell
Charles Bishop
Charles Bishop
Matthew Bookbinder
Jon Budine
George W. Bush
Mike Casey
Joe Caterini
Dick Clark
David Concepcion
David Coole
Gaia Cornwall
Jim Czarnecki
Rob Daly
Rob Daly
Brian Danitz
Brian Danitz
Carl Deal
James Demer
Michael Desjarlais
Patrick Donahue
Patrick Donahue
Michael Donovan
Kurt Engfehr
Kurt Engfehr
Bryan Foley
Lloyd Forcellini
Lana Garland
Jeff Gibbs
Jeff Gibbs
Barry Glassner
Bob Gleason
Kathleen Glynn
Matt Haasch
Matt Haasch
Miguel Hernandez
Charlton Heston
Craig Hymson
Markus Janner
Catherine Johnston
Gina Kim
Francisco Latorre
Nicky Lazar
Donna Lee
Tia Lessin
Tom Lino
Marilyn Manson
Elizabeth Marcus
Elizabeth Marcus
Amy Mccampbell
Maureen Mccarron
Michael Mcdonough
Michael Mcdonough
Joe Monge
Michael Moore
Michael Moore
Michael Moore
Harold Moss
Katy Mostoller
James Nichols
Meghan O'hara
Siobhan Oldham
Aneetha Rajan
Todd Woody Richman
David Schankula
Ryan Sias
Charlie Siskel
Reilly Steele
Jason Stoff
Matt Stone
Charles Suydam
Nancy Swartz
Kareem Thompson
Wolfram Tichy
Peter Waggoner
David Wilson
David Wilson
Aneurin Wright
Rehya Young
Film Details
Technical Specs
Award Wins
Best Documentary
Best Documentary Feature
Quotes
Trivia
Miscellaneous Notes
Winner of the 2002 award for Best Documentary by the Toronto Film Critics Association.
Winner of the 2002 award for Best Documentary from the Chicago Film Critics Association.
Winner of the 2002 award for Best Documentary from the National Board of Review of Motion Pictures.
Winner of the 2002 award for Best Original Screenplay by the Writer's Guild of America (WGA).
Winner of the 2002 Cesar award for Best Foreign FIlm.
Winner of the 55th Anniversary Prize at the 2002 Cannes Film Festival.
Released in United States Fall October 11, 2002
Expanded Release in United States October 18, 2002
Released in United States on Video August 18, 2003
Released in United States on Video August 19, 2003
Released in United States 2002
Released in United States Fall October 11, 2002
Expanded Release in United States October 18, 2002
Released in United States on Video August 18, 2003
Released in United States on Video August 19, 2003
Released in United States 2002 (Shown at Telluride Film Festival August 30 - September 2, 2002.)
Nominated for the 2002 award for Film of the Year by the London Film Critics Circle.
