MICHAEL MOORE ANNOUNCES FAHRENHEIT FOR FREE OCTOBER 26

October 22, 2004

For Immediate Release

October 18, 2004

MICHAEL MOORE ANNOUNCES " FAHRENHEIT FOR FREE " OCTOBER 26

VIDEO STORES ACROSS THE NATION TO RENT CUSTOMERS " FAHRENHEIT 9/11 "

FREE OF CHARGE

While on his 60 city " Slacker Uprising Tour, " Oscar-winning filmmaker

Michael Moore is joining forces with video store operators in an

effort to get as many Americans as possible to see the film before the

election. Video stores across the country will be waiving the usual

rental fee for " Fahrenheit 9/11, " beginning on October 26. A recent

Harris poll showed that 44 percent of Republicans who have seen the

film gave it a positive rating. " It isn't possible to view this film

and come out saying you are voting George W. Bush, " stated Moore.

Moore is currently on a 60-city tour to the 20 battleground states to

rally non-voters and slackers, America's majority, to give voting a

try, just this once. He's offering clean underwear and Ramen noodles

to slackers, which has Republicans in his home state of Michigan

calling for his arrest.

Moore is appearing on college campuses, arenas, stadiums and field

houses. Nearly all venues hold between 5,000 and 15,000 people, with

students -- historically the largest block of non-voters in

presidential elections -- admitted for free at most events.

If you are a video store owner interested in getting involved, please

e-mail us at F911ForFree.

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