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July 05, 2004

The most important film ever -- Fahrenheit 9/11


Michael Moore's Fahrenheit 9/11 is the most important film ever made.

Why?

Because so much is at stake. This film could turn the presidential election in the U.S., changing the course of history.

Film is indeed a persuasive technology. However, we don't study the persuasive use of film. Our lab focuses on interactive computing technologies. Yet it's fascinating to watch how people respond to this film and other examples of persuasion.

Posted by at July 5, 2004 11:12 AM

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