Mike Wilson (filmmaker)

Mike Wilson
Born	February 18, 1976 (1976-02-18) (age 35) Moberly, Missouri, United States
Occupation	Film director, producer, writer

Mike Wilson (born February 18, 1976, in Moberly, Missouri is an American documentary filmmaker, known for the 2004 documentary Michael Moore Hates America.^[1][2][3]

Wilson is a libertarian and an atheist and a writer for Andrew Breitbart's Big Hollywood.^[4] He owns Odd Lamps Productions, a company that creates political commercials for candidates across the country, including US Senate candidates Chuck DeVore and Joe Miller, and US Representative Chip Cravaack.

Films

Wilson reported that he got the idea to make Michael Moore Hates America because he felt Bowling for Columbine had misleading facts and offensive, false statements made by Moore. Wilson has stated in interviews that he was inspired to make Michael Moore Hates America after many in the mainstream media reported his works as fact, rather than works of opinion.^[5][6]

During the press tour for Michael Moore Hates America Wilson made an appearance on a segment of The Daily Show with Samantha Bee.^[7]

In an interview on the podcast "Double Feature" he released new information about another project called Marlon's Hands and a documentary on boxing called "Northern Fights".^[8]

Wilson lives in Minneapolis with his significant other and two children.

References

1. ^ The New York Times
2. ^ The New York Times
3. ^ Variety
4. ^ Big Hollywood
5. ^ The New York Times
6. ^ National Review
7. ^ The Daily Show
8. ^ Doublefeatureshow.com

External links

• Mike Wilson (filmmaker) at the Internet Movie Database
• Mike Wilson (filmmaker) at AllRovi
• Mike Wilson (filmmaker) on Facebook

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Date of birth	February 18, 1976
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