The Yes Men Fix the World (2009)

This film is a documentary directed and performed by Michael and Andy, two action artists who focus on politics and globalization. Since 1999, the two of them, who call themselves "no problem chivalrous" Yes Men, have been planning one exaggerated camouflage after another in the narrow garage, pretending to be government officials or spokesmen for large enterprises, using fake web pages as tools to express political demands through the mass media. Of course, the Bush administration is a frequent victim. Nobel laureate Milton Friedman, who emphasizes laissez-faire capitalism, is certainly the target of the documentary. The chivalry even went to his grave for help, but Friedman obviously had nothing to say about the current situation. The most famous action of "no problem knight-errant" was in 2004, when they successfully pretended to be spokesmen for the multinational chemical giant DOW, and were interviewed by BBC News in Paris. In the live news watched by millions of viewers, it was stated that DOW was willing to take full responsibility for the 1984 Popa chemical disaster in India, which claimed 15000 lives. 12 billion US dollars was allocated to the victims' families and permanent medical expenses as victims, cleaning up the scene, and targeting him.