To what extent does Kapadia's 'Amy' demonstrate the techniques and approaches to documentary of Michael Moore and Nick Broomfield?
- Dealing with controversial topics - Moore, Broomfield, Kapadia
- Represents the little people, 'voxpop' - voice of the people - Moore and Broomfield
- No use of 'voxpop' - Kapadia
- Looks at individuals rather than big groups or issues in society - Broomfield, Kapadia
- Based on real topics - Moore, Broomfield, Kapadia
- More subjective, explicitly representing their own opinions - Moore, Broomfield
- Implicitly represents their views - Kapadia
- Are in their own films - Moore, Broomfield
- Acts as the spokesperson for the silenced people, pushing against the mainstream media and government - Moore
- Home video footage, shaping a narrative from this, more open-minded - Kapadia
- Shape the narrative themselves, knowing the story they want to tell, causing bias from the beginning - Moore and Broomfield
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